
Whether you are a fresh designer or have spent years in the industry there are a few common mistakes every Graphic Designer has made at some point of time. Below is the list that needs to be considered if you are planning to become a Graphic Designer:
1. Taking constructive feedback too personally
2. Not Understanding Instructions
3. Overthinking everything
4. Design for the client and not for yourself
5. Not asking for an upfront before starting a Project
6. Forgetting Comic Sans is obsolete
7. Not knowing the famous designers and their creations
8. Not following naming convention to name your files
9. Relying too much on spell check
10. Delivering without proof reading
11. Not sketching before designing
12. Using multiple fonts in one design
13. Using Photoshop filters
14. Not setting proper deadlines for projects
15. Not meeting the already set deadlines
16. Over-Promise Then Under-Deliver
17. Misusing Kerning in a not so pleasing format
18. Delivering wrong resolutions
19. Using RGB colors for print and CMYK for web
20. Using low resolution web images for printing
21. Not backing up files and loosing them at a later stage
22. Designing logos in raster format rather than vector
23. Not saving source files
24. Not learning keyboard shortcuts
25. Overdoing shadows, bevel and emboss
26. Loosing creativity, while trying to rely too much on Design Trends

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