From the course: Running a Design Business: Creative Briefs
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Working with clients on creative briefs
From the course: Running a Design Business: Creative Briefs
Working with clients on creative briefs
In order to develop a great creative brief, you've gotta collaborate with your clients. They know their product, service, brand and customers. You may be an expert at design, but remember, clients are experts too, just not in design. As a designer, you can make educated and intuitive guesses at what kind of creative solutions will work best. But nothing beats great quality information directly from the source and that means working closely with the client. In order to do that, I recommend that you lead the client through a briefing session. You'll ask a series of questions and hopefully they'll provide answers. If they can't answer it, it will be their responsibility to find the person in their company who can. The client is the keeper of almost all the information that you need to do a project. So as you're planning and setting goals for a briefing session, remember that your client collaboration should uncover problems, gather data, generate ideas and build consensus. Doing a…
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Working with clients on creative briefs3m 9s
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Getting great client input2m 52s
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Challenge: Leading a briefing session2m 10s
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Solution: Leading a briefing session4m 18s
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Challenge: Writing up your findings2m 20s
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Solution: Writing up your findings42s
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