Comments on: Simplicity: A fallacy to a (should’ve been) quick turnaround time http://mokokoma.co.za/simplicity-a-fallacy-to-a-shouldve-been-quick-turnaround-time/ Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:40:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Mokokoma Mokhonoana http://mokokoma.co.za/simplicity-a-fallacy-to-a-shouldve-been-quick-turnaround-time/#comment-4695 Mokokoma Mokhonoana Sun, 18 Oct 2009 17:59:00 +0000 http://mokokoma.co.za/?p=2560#comment-4695 Ayanda, Thanks for the compliment and I'm glad you find value in my rants.
Thanks for the compliment and I’m glad you find value in my rants.]]> By: Ayanda http://mokokoma.co.za/simplicity-a-fallacy-to-a-shouldve-been-quick-turnaround-time/#comment-4694 Ayanda Sun, 18 Oct 2009 07:09:36 +0000 http://mokokoma.co.za/?p=2560#comment-4694 yeah you're right, i hadn't read the complexity article. Wow but i must say, your blog is at the top of my most visited list, along with david airey's, ...the information is just priceless! Well done man.
Wow but i must say, your blog is at the top of my most visited list, along with david airey’s, …the information is just priceless!

Well done man.]]> By: Mokokoma Mokhonoana http://mokokoma.co.za/simplicity-a-fallacy-to-a-shouldve-been-quick-turnaround-time/#comment-4693 Mokokoma Mokhonoana Sat, 17 Oct 2009 07:33:30 +0000 http://mokokoma.co.za/?p=2560#comment-4693 Ayanda, That's my sentiments exactly, of which I covered in the post prior to this one: http://mokokoma.co.za/complexity-a-fallacy-to-earning-a-creatives-worth/
That’s my sentiments exactly, of which I covered in the post prior to this one:

http://mokokoma.co.za/complexity-a-fallacy-to-earning-a-creatives-worth/]]> By: Ayanda http://mokokoma.co.za/simplicity-a-fallacy-to-a-shouldve-been-quick-turnaround-time/#comment-4692 Ayanda Fri, 16 Oct 2009 13:46:48 +0000 http://mokokoma.co.za/?p=2560#comment-4692 i think designers get caught in a situation where the client expects to see something complex just to justify to themselves that the designer has spent valuable time on the design. The designer is most likely to fall into this trap, and eventually present what the client expects instead of sticking to what they believe is a solid design.