Theos-Talk Archives (June 1998 Message tt00099)

Pam Giese wrote:
>
>  As designers, we need to make sure that the vision, the requirements of
> the creation have time to be absorbed, time to be cultured, like cells in a
> petri dish. How do we know when this has happened?  When do we know that
> we've thoroughly communicated, that a shared vision exists?

It's unfortunate that often, in the reality of commerce, you have to
balance the desire for the ideal against the business needs of the
client to get their product to market. It reminds me of a catchphrase
"There is never time to do it right the first time, but always time to
do it again!"  All too true.

Thanks for sharing, Pam.
Mark
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