Buy your fonts.
Open your eyes.
Make it legible.
Solve problems through action.
Don’t covet your ideas.
Fire your bad clients.
Think about all the possibilities.
Experiment.
Bastardize type.
The logo is not the brand.
Measure twice, cut once.
Use a color scheme.
Respect your colleagues.
Learn to write.
Sleep on it.
Do your research.
Don’t bastardize type.
Be consistent, not predictable.
Always use a contract.
Stop around.
Quit your job.
Seek criticism.
Inspire someone.
Get up early.
Rag your type.
Add some contrast.
Know your typefaces.
Make it sustainable.
Hire an illustrator.
Go to a conference.
Hire a photographer.
Carve your own path.
Make it consistent.
Learn from other disciplines.
Own your failures.
Trust your gut.
A computer is just a tool.
Get started.
Validate your markup.
Make it appropriate but unexpected.
Be confident.
Trust your process.
Design is change.
Learn to improvise.
Drink less coffee.
First impressions are critical.
Network.
Respect your colleagues.
You won’t know until you try.
Start a new project.
Solve problems through action.
Use spell check.
Find inspiration everywhere.
Don’t work on spec.
Concept is king.
Make me care.
Communicate something.
Practice makes perfect.
Always ask for more money.
Let limitations drive innovation.
Get inspired.
Ideate.
Learn to say no.
Be more efficient.
Fix your letterspacing.
Work with reliable vendors.
Question everything.
Trust your process.
Make it interesting.
Don’t procrastinate.
Reinvent the wheel.
Work harder.
Walk that extra mile.
It’s not what you say—it’s how you say it.
Get over yourself.
Think about all the possibilities.
Make it smaller.
Give a damn.
Ask for help.
Simplify.
There is no box.
Read a book.
It’s what you leave out.
Try removing a rule line.
Learn to write.
Be your self.
Change your routine.
Pick better clients.
Don’t covet your ideas.
Don’t succumb to clichés.
Fall in love with your work.
Less is more.
It’s all in how you say it.
Use more white space.
Make it legible.
Know when to speak up.
Always deliver.
Consider your user.
Be your own boss.
Have a concept.
Don’t work for free.
Make it bigger.
Give the client what they need.
Ideate.
Do it right the first time.
Work with the best.
Be authentic.
You can’t polish a turd.
Form follows function.
Educate your client.
Use Helvetica.
Manage your clients.
Thrive where others fail.
Fail, fail, and fail again.
Remove your orphans.
Make a difference.
Learn to work for yourself.
Learn from your students.
Learn to take some criticism.
Experiment.
Ask good questions.
Hang your quotation marks.
Never get caught.
Be productive.
Get a mentor.
Take your time.
Make it balanced.
Promote your self.
Clean up your urls.
Defy convention.
Never take no for a answer.
Pay attention to detail.
Document your successes.
A computer is a Lite-Brite for bad ideas.
Don’t play by the rules
Take a chance.
Get in over your head.
Read the copy.
Have a reason.
Work with the best.
Make it asymmetrical.
Fail often.
Learn to give advice.
Design is a lifestyle.
Work outside of your habits.
Don’t reinvent the wheel.
Do it again.
Collaborate.
Comment your code.
Think laterally.
Sell your ideas.
Break the grid.
Dream.
Get up early.
Don’t design in a vacuum.
Get focused.
Lose your ego.
Proof your copy.
Make it sustainable.
Have a clear hierarchy.
Capitalize on the experience.
Stay passionate.
Do your homework.
Be honest with yourself.
Delight your audience.
Take a workshop.
Stay up all night.
Watch your intervals.
You have to want it.
Don’t quit.
Use alignment.
Tell a story.
Don’t procrastinate.
Arrive early.
Get involved.
Constantly challenge yourself.
Keep learning.
Always be ready.
Don’t let the text push you around.
Beautiful things work better.
Take a break.
Learn from your teachers.
Be a good person.
Write a design brief.
Back up your data.
Be decisive.
Have a focal point.
Save often.
Get a hobby.
Risk everything.
Sketch more ideas.
Make it appropriate but unexpected.
Enjoy the moment.
Never assume anything.
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