Evaluation and Critique

Which question should you ask when analyzing your own dessign?

• How much time have I spent on the design?

• Is the client being charged an appropriate fee?

• Is the voice of the typeface correct?

• Should someone else critique my design?

When should you analyze your design?

• At the beginning of the project

• Halfway through the project

• At the end of the project

• Multiple times throughout the project

In order to embrace the benefits of constructive criticism, you should____________.

• assure the designer that you like the design

• focus on what you dislike about the design

• make very general observations

• specify a goal for the critique

Avoid using the word____________ When issuing feedback.

• bad

• hierarchy

• idea

• margin

If people give you negative feedback about your design, you should not_________________.

• find out why they feel that way

• get defensive about their comments

• give thoughtful consideration to their suggestions

• thank them for their input

A critique should point out both strengths and weakness of a design

• True

• False

"That's fine" is an example of valuable feedback.

• True

• False

Looking closely at the designs other creatives have done can help strengthen your own skills.

• True

• False

Negative feedback about your work should be taken personally.

• True

• False

The more detail give a critique, the less useful it is to the designer.

• True

• False