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- ian0
I think its a sweeping statement to say that the client is always wrong and we all have experiences with awkward clients.
I think that its a guiding process, its about fitting their ideas into the design so they work, they can communicate and they fit the audience's expectations.
However, its a delicate process that can't be entered into by sweeping statements (the client is always wrong) sometimes you have to bite the bullet and give them what they want, however, other times you need to be firm and guide them through the reasons your design looks the way it does.
Even taking their requests and simplifying them or toning them down (such as the glows) will give you a happy medium and hopefully, work you can be proud of.
Oh and check out the book, its good. but dont buy it without the dvd.