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Nima Zaeimzadeh

• Aug 23

Nothing feels better than having a client walk away with 100% satisfaction 🙌

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Shohel Rana

• 10h

This is such a clever way to turn familiar client feedback into a visual language. The concept and typography make the message really memorable. 👏

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Filip Panov

max

• Sep 3

Are clients always right? 😀

I created a lettering system where every letterform represents one of the things designers routinely hear from clients. The typeface becomes a visual dictionary of bad creative feedback, that proves the statement wrong.

Give me your worst client...

Sílvia Pinho

max

• 6h

Because not every fail is a complete fail 🤪

I'll be honest with you, the client I did this for didn't end up liking the final result, but call me crazy: I loved it! And other people I showed it too also really liked the designs.

And you know what?? It's work, and it's work that I did and that I'm proud of, and I'm going to share it in my portfolio ✨

Curious to know, and be brutally honest - what do you think about these?

PS: these were done as individual, static social media ads. I believe they were for Meta in the feed, but I could be mistaken since this was a few months ago already 😅

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Artur Mikhov

pro

• 5h

Since you asked for honest: "Still reading sheet music in 2026?" is the strongest of the set, because it names the pain before it names the product, and that is usually what survives a scroll. The MP3-to-sheet-music arrow panel is doing more explaining than a static in-feed ad...