Ethic in Design 2A

As a creative individual, I often turn to images for inspiration, especially since I’m also an illustrator. Observing things around me sparks new ideas, and I frequently find myself spending time on websites like Pinterest, which offers a vast range of creative content. In the article “Design Business + Ethics,” one point that really stood out to me was the emphasis on the value of good design. The article points out that good design is not cheap and should be valued for what it can achieve. If someone doesn’t understand its full potential, it may be better to spend money on something else. It also says that design is influenced by many different factors, unlike karma, which is universal. In business, good design can give companies an advantage and even help make the world a better place. The main takeaway is that the design process should lead to meaningful and  effective results.

Citations

• Design business + ethics – making good. (n.d.). https://www.makinggood.ac.nz/media/1278/aiga_47555891-design-business-and-ethics-1-.pdf
• AIGA. (n.d.). https://www.aiga.org/
• “A Client’s Guide to Design: How to Get the Most Out of the Process” AIGA. (2001). PDF. New York City; Richard Grefé, AIGA.