Sketches are an effective modeling process for designers and lead to better design

“Because sketches are faster, require less overhead, and by their nature are perceived to be less ‘done,’ they are better suited to the task-artifact cycle of design exploration. They should be considered an effective modeling process for designers to be able to conceive and predict the consequences of certain design arguments during the design ideation phase and subsequently leading to better design.” – Will Evans

Read more in Will’s article “Shades of Grey: Thoughts on Sketching.”

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