Design Technique & Process
by Jarrod Drysdale
A collection of popular articles about the design and adventures of Jarrod Drysdal, a popular designer, covering his 10+ years of experience as a designer.
Design’s Iron Fist is an interesting compilation of essays written by a designer turned entrepreneur where he shared his views on how to become a great designer.
The author explains how writing made him a better designer and how you could too. He explains the basics of where to start your design, what to do if you get stuck and examples of what to do when that happens on a particular design and how to move to a different step and evaluate your choices. In other words, he explains how to Stop design guesswork.
Another key aspect of design is web fonts and there’s an essay of how do you navigate this vast area. Whether designers should learn to code is another aspect he covers, and also talks about the importance of skill vs knowledge in design.
Source: studiofellow
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