It’s Good for Designers to Write Their Own Copy, Here’s Why
Designers tend to freak out when they hear the word “writing.” That’s not my job; someone else will…
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Everyone has at least one designer friend who just gives off an air of unprofessionalism. Perhaps it’s even…