Most people think Industrial design is just about making things look "pretty" But if your product

Most people think Industrial design is just about making things look "pretty" But if your productMost people think Industrial design is just about making things look "pretty" But if your product

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Odalys Yagual

• 2d

Most people think Industrial design is just about making things look "pretty" But if your product is beautiful and fails to scale, or solve the wrong problem... You don't have a design. You have an expensive mistake.

Nice to meet you, I'm a product designer who is tired of "guessing" their way through hardware and digital products. Design is the bridge between a business goal and a human need. The goal is this: transform complex technical problems into seamless, high-end experiences.

Peace Ukutegbe

pro

• Mar 14

Can AI compete with packaging designers?

I just generated these product packaging using @ImagineArt AI.

Took less than 30 seconds.

What do you think ? Good job or it’s a no for you , please check the comment for the prompt used .

Abhiram Tinguria

• Mar 14

Interesting results. AI seems great for generating initial concepts, but I think designers still refine the final product and brand story.

Val Guerra

pro

• Mar 13

What would you call this specific design style? Neutral colors, warm accents, muted imagery. Making tech feel more human. "Romantic Tech", "Grounded", "Humane"? Feel free to leave your suggestion 👇

design branding

Toms Stals

pro

• Mar 16

Yes, I feel its an right direction for brands ,that have a quiet technical & complex products. Helps to translate them in a human and emotional way, like "tranquility".

Daniel G Bright

max

• Mar 13

The most expensive skill gap in design isn't taste.

It's the ability to explain why you made the choices you made.

Most designers present work and hope it speaks for itself.

If you want to show you're serious about your work. You have to make the argument before the client asks.

designstrategy taste tips

Akinkunmi Ayo

pro

• Mar 13

Absolutely spot on! Being able to articulate your design choices is just as important as the work itself. Clients don’t just hire designs they hire the thinking behind them. Presenting your rationale upfront shows professionalism, confidence, and clarity.