Clients play a bigger role than they often think in ensuring the success of a design project. Check out these recommendations from our support team, use them and get a great design outcome!
Ensure your design brief is clear and complete
Be as clear and specific as possible in describing what you're looking for -broad, ambiguous design briefs attract fewer designers. Identify things which your design must include, include things you don't want, and name some designs that you like so that designers can understand your style preferences.
Invite designers to your project
We'll automatically invite some designers for you when you start your project,but you can invite as many as you like for free! Browse through our designer directory and invite designers to your project. Invite as many designers as you want with the click of a button!
Provide feedback on the designs you have received
Our designers thrive on feedback! The more guidance you can provide on what you like and what you don't like, the more likely you are to find the perfect design.
It's free to provide feedback and there's no limit to the number of revisions you can make. To provide feedback on a design, simply click "Provide Feedback", located next to the design in the Project Management page.
Help is a call or email away
Not finding the design you're looking for? Contact us and we can help! We can review your design brief, help you find great designers and even invite designers on your behalf.
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Jo Sabin is Head of Designer Community at DesignCrowd. She's led the company's public relations and social media programs since 2012. With more than ten years' experience working with Australian and international tech startups in the creative industries, Jo has been instrumental in meeting DesignCrowd's objectives in Australia and abroad. Get in touch via Twitter.
