what's one piece of advice you wish someone had given you when you started designing?

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" Always remember to design for the user, not yourself. Understand their needs before diving into aesthetics. " or

 " Great design solves problems, not just looks good. "

A good way to learn is to reconstruct successful designs. Copying work and claiming it as your own isn’t okay, but treating excellent design like a Lego set that you reverse engineer can teach you a lot.

Limit your self, to much options doesn’t makes for good design.

Be creative in limited options. 

In design school we where only allowed to design in black white for on semester. It really helped to focus on white space, dimensions, details, …