I think as the designer you then need to make it known that you refuse to do work unless it is clear that you know what they specifically want.

Maybe one way to reduce confusion is to give them options to choose from. & if they would want something besides your options then let them know they have to be specific about every little detail.

I actually get very irritated when they'll request something and you know it's going to look super sh*t. I mean hey, as long as they're happy, but if I add that to a completed list, people will look the other way.

It's annoying AF when you're trying to do something and they tell you nothing, but I think it's also annoying when they tell you too much and you either refuse knowing it's going to be bad, and there's no way to salvage it or you do it and people will think you're crap at designing.

I just want them to tell me a 'brief' idea of what they want and let me go to work on it. Customers always right, but hell, if I'm doing it for free, my input is more important.

Streamah wrote I think as the designer you then need to make it known that you refuse to do work unless it is clear that you know what they specifically want.

Maybe one way to reduce confusion is to give them options to choose from. & if they would want something besides your options then let them know they have to be specific about every little detail.

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And you're just adding to it.

Jeez I was only asking all he he had to say was no

It's more than difficult to explain what it is you want 'exactly' that's why a simple form will rarely get what you wanted.

I am a graphics designer myself and some times people don't describe nearly enough for us (graphic designers) to make a good quality product.