I am constantly amazed about the great information I find on Seth Godin’s Blog, including this gem:
“I’m sometimes frustrated by the long stories,” Rupert Murdoch says about the Wall Street Journal.
What does this mean, and is he alone in his thinking? . . . no way, not from where I sit. As designers, this mindset also applies to our work.
How?
I have noticed the need to put less and less information on drawings these days-especially about plants, it’s just not relevant and all that writing just gets in the way.
What do clients want to know?
How does it look? How do I use it? How easy is it to take care of? How much?
Think less about the plan view and more about renderings-give your clients less to read.
The Whispering Crane Institute 