How do you handle negative feedback when it comes to a design you've made for one of your websites? Such as a logo you spent a lot of time on that the vast majority doesn't like, or the theme of your website, etc. What do you tend to do? Do you ignore them, or take what they have and try to work around it?
Negative Feedback?
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Oblivion Knight
Simi-Active
So long as the criticism is constructive, and suggestions are offered on what they would do to help remedy their feedback - I don't mind so much and will try to accommodate where I feel that I am able, yet still remain happy and/or satisfied with things overall..
I can be quite stubborn though, I sometimes have my own way of doing things and if a suggestion goes against the vision I have - I will press forward anyway, and try to convince them that they're wrong..
I can be quite stubborn though, I sometimes have my own way of doing things and if a suggestion goes against the vision I have - I will press forward anyway, and try to convince them that they're wrong..
EntitledStories
Starting Out
Sometimes it's a matter of taking the best part of their advise and rolling that into your plans. Sometimes someone will have an opinion and I won't agree with all of it, but I'll consider what they said and take the useful bits and use that to improve.
Demon_skeith
Well-Known
Always take the feedback, good or bad, it is the only way to shape your stuff and your site's image better for the future. Granted, don't give up everything, but if you use a bad image, then drop it and get a better one.
