DIAMOND Developers/Designers - What's One Thing You Wish Founders Understood Before Hiring U

[mxstermind]

I've worked with dozens of startups on branding, apps, and websites.

The #1 frustration? Founders who don't understand why 'just make it look good' isn't a brief.

Good tech/design requires:
- Clear business objectives
- Understanding of target users
- Realistic timelines

What's your 'I wish they knew this' lesson for non-technical founders?

Bonus: How do you educate clients without sounding condescending?

[mxstermind]

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