Logo Designer Question:

☛ Talk about your experience producing high-quality visual designs, from concept to production.

☛ Discuss what a user-centered design principle means to you.

☛ Do you feel the work in your portfolio best represents your design ability and depth of thinking?

☛ Why do you want to be an in-house designer?

☛ Talk about a time when you had a creative conflict with a client. What happened?

☛ Have you ever had to “fire” a client? Why?

☛ What do you think are the warning signs of a potentially difficult client?

☛ Talk about the interplay between designer control and user experience.

☛ In what type of environment do you do your best work?

☛ Discuss your experience with HTML and CSS.

☛ How do you go about understanding your client’s business problems and identifying how to explore solutions through design?

☛ How do you establish a more holistic perspective for clients to help them understand design strategy as it impacts their business?

☛ If you are working on a big project for which multiple designers are developing separate creative solutions, how do you ensure that your work is selected by the creative director to be shown to the client?

☛ How often do unfinished projects linger on your job list and clutter up the job board?

☛ How often do you take on a project that involves learning a new program, language, or technology?

☛ Discuss what this statement means to you, “Be led by relevance.”

☛ What are the steps you take in putting together a project proposal?

☛ Discuss your understanding of the importance of typography.

☛ How do you handle conflict with a creative director?

☛ What is the role of research in design solutions?