Design Multiple Versions

Design Multiple Versions
Now that you've done your research, finalized your content, and gotten approval on some sketches, you can move on to the actual design phases.
While you may knock out the final design in one shot, it's usually a good idea to present your client with at least two versions of a design. This gives them some options and allows you to combine their favorite elements from each.
Quite often, you can agree on how many unique versions are included in a job when writing and negotiating your proposal. Too many options will lead to too much unnecessary work and may overwhelm the client, which may frustrate you in the end. It's best to limit it to two or three unique designs.
Tip: Be sure to keep the versions or ideas that you choose NOT to present at the time (including those you might not even like). You never know when they'll come in handy and the idea may be useful for future projects.
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