Just some tips on constructive criticism!
If you want to give good constructive criticism, then…Now for some examples!
1) focus on valid and unbiased feedback and…
2) make your criticism clear, understandable, and relevant.
The poor way of giving constructive criticism:
1. That logo design sucks, who the heck would pay for something like that!?
2. I hate red and green, why not use black and white instead!
3. I can't read the text.
The sexy way of giving constructive criticism:
1. The balloon font used in the logo seems a bit too playful for your business, do you think a serif-font might be more professional?
2. 10% of the male population has red-green colorblindness, you might want to ensure that your color scheme won't turn away potential customers.
3. There isn't much contrast between the background and text color, and the font size is a bit small, so the text is difficult to read.
In closing…
Everyone has a different idea about the way things should be done and sometimes it's not going to be possible for someone to implement a change for all the criticism you've suggested, so don't take it personal if your constructive criticism isn't implemented.
Instead, rest assured that giving good constructive criticism will serve as a future resource and guide to whomever receives your feedback.
Just remember, in all its forms, criticism is an act of finding faults with something. When done badly, criticism can be devastating to a person's self-esteem and self-worth.
Yet when done correctly, criticism can result in positive benefits for all parties involved. As long as your constructive criticism remains valid, clear, and unbiased, you can be confident that your feedback will be gold!
Source: How to give constructive criticism
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