How do you usually decide what design style?

[LinkPay]

<span data-sheets-root=”1″>Great breakdown of the web design vs development debate! I always thought they were the same thing until I read this. It’s so true that design is the visual experience, while development makes everything functional. I’ve seen beautiful sites that look great but don’t work well, and it’s frustrating. This article really helped me understand how both roles are essential and how they complement each other. Definitely going to keep this in mind for my next project!</span>

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[Charlie Flint]

As someone who doesn’t understand much about design, I prefer not to decide or choose anything on my own. I usually go to specialists and fully trust them with the process, and then we pick the final version together.

[GeorgeWilson]

Style feels like it’s not just about a pretty picture and picking colors and shades. I read somewhere in an article that style also depends on business goals and the audience. More about the author of that article, he’s actually a big expert, a leading web designer, and it was pretty interesting to read his advice and opinion on the topic. Overall, I think you’re doing the right thing trusting this process to experienced developers.

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