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Hot take: Chasing green badges in drafting makes designs worse, not better.
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susan_baker851d ago
I used to go for green badges all the time... but your point changed my mind. It just makes things look busy.
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sandra_carter21h ago
But does a badge color honestly matter that much in real work lol. Most clients just need clear drawings, not some perfect scorecard. I've seen clean drafts with zero green badges and messy ones covered in them, so maybe we're overthinking this.
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robertlane1d ago
But isn't the real issue how those badges are added? Green badges can show important things when they're not overdone. @susan_baker85 talked about busy designs, and that happens when badges are piled on without thought. A few well-chosen badges can make a draft clearer. It's all about balance, not avoiding badges completely.
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