Or a communication issue? How do the people looking inside the assembled product tell the people who design the product that they made a typo?
A few years back, the company I worked for created a landing page with an image of a beautiful young woman who was happy about our deals. It wasn’t my job, I was looking at the design out of curiosity and I noticed that one eye of her was looking in one direction and the other eye to the other direction. I tried to raise the issue with a few people higher up but they didn’t understand or didn’t care as they were excited for the release or busy with other stuff.
To this day, I wonder, was it intentional? Maybe it was a joke or something I didn’t get. The campaign run fine, no one talked about it. Maybe I don’t get graphic design, maybe the eye situation was a marketing message about how the lady was having eye on the numerous amazing deals of ours.
Or a communication issue? How do the people looking inside the assembled product tell the people who design the product that they made a typo?
A few years back, the company I worked for created a landing page with an image of a beautiful young woman who was happy about our deals. It wasn’t my job, I was looking at the design out of curiosity and I noticed that one eye of her was looking in one direction and the other eye to the other direction. I tried to raise the issue with a few people higher up but they didn’t understand or didn’t care as they were excited for the release or busy with other stuff.
To this day, I wonder, was it intentional? Maybe it was a joke or something I didn’t get. The campaign run fine, no one talked about it. Maybe I don’t get graphic design, maybe the eye situation was a marketing message about how the lady was having eye on the numerous amazing deals of ours.