Don’t you hate it when you pay through the teeth for a service and things don’t exactly go like you would like them to? If only you had some say into those matters. Be it for logo design, furniture making, food flavoring, etc. life would have been so easy and seamless if you got to play around with all the elements in exactly the way you want it.
Only one problem here. Even though you got the right ideas, what would derail the implementation of those ideas would be a lack of assistance or professional training.
The question inevitably becomes – what to do when I got no training? Luckily enough, the intersection between human intuitiveness and technological progress has given birth to DIY Design philosophy. More correctly, it’s a philosophical-and-practical aspect rolled into one.
The DIY Design philosophy foresees a world where you and you alone have all those easy-to-use tools to design your dream idea. Like suppose it’s a logo you want done – you get to choose the shapes, the text, the colors, the placement and everything in between. Oh yes all this without Photoshop-level expert knowledge or experience that is, which is what makes DIY all the more appealing. Just imagine how much time, effort and costs it would save entrepreneurs and casual users who want to design the next big thing and disrupt the industry in a far-reaching way. Now consumers have more choice – whether to go for DIY design or hire a designer for their projects. More choices mean more win for everybody involved.
Let’s get this DIY show on the road with this 8 step guide to making your own designs:
