Choose what leads
A message, a time and place, or the action.
A small piece of visual communication
One brief.
Then the format changes.
Make a first poster direction for a fictional neighbourhood repair café. Then adapt it when the organizer asks for a square social post.
You will choose which information leads, see how it changes the composition and leave with a concrete next step you choose—not a score.
About 5–10 minutes · no design software needed · no “right type of designer” result
Respond to a change
Rework the hierarchy for a different format.
Take one next step
Keep practising, ask a designer, research roles—or pause.
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