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Great design review meetings start here.

If you've ever found yourself stumbling through a design review, unsure of how to articulate what feels "off" about a design, or if you've struggled to deliver feedback that leads to meaningful improvements, you're in exactly the right place.

Introducing How to Review Design Work: The Principles of Design – a course crafted for those looking to deepen their understanding of design beyond mere brand compliance.

This isn't just another course; it's a transformative journey into the heart of what makes design work for your business. Level up both design and meeting skills!

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90 Minutes of Tips and Tricks

Example Review Meeting

Examples of good and bad design

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👋 Meet the Talking Head

I'm Wayne Pelletier, a seasoned expert in design with a diverse background that spans all creative disciplines.

My journey in the design game has taken me a long way, from drafting HVAC system blueprints to leading world-renowned digital agencies, where I've contributed to award-winning projects for some of the world's top brands. '

As a veteran, entrepreneur, and educator, I've navigated through an array of challenges and opportunities, shaping my skills and approach to design and leadership.

Today, I lead Resonant Pixel Company, where I channel my passion for Squarespace design into empowering business leaders.

What You’ll Discover

Core Design Principles That Transcend Trends

Uncover, or refresh yourself on the timeless rules that underpin all great design.

Identifying and Articulating Design Problems

Gain the skill to pinpoint exactly where a design falls short and how to express these issues effectively.

Techniques for Giving Constructive Design Feedback

Learn how to deliver feedback that's not just heard but embraced, fostering an environment of growth and innovation.

Real Examples of Good and Bad Design Work

Examples to help understand the stark difference between what works, what doesn't—and why.

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