When you hire a designer, you’re not hiring a pair of hands. You’re hiring a mind that’s been trained to solve problems in a way you can’t.
Design isn’t magic and it isn’t art. It’s a craft. Design solves a problem within a set of given constraints.
Much as a doctor needs patients to practice their craft, a designer needs clients to practice theirs. Like walking into a doctor’s office, describing what’s wrong, and then having your doctor diagnose the problem and prescribe a solution, working with a designer is the same. You tell us what’s wrong, and we research, come up with a plan, and design a solution. We don’t ask for blind trust, but we do ask that you respect that we’ve been trained in handling a scalpel. And maybe a little trust.