The Part of Design Nobody Talks About Today, I just wanted to share what my design process looks like when I’m creating layouts. Honestly, it’s chaotic. Finding the right solution for even one section can take hours, sometimes a whole day. It’s a lot of experimenting, iterating, and trial and error just to land on something that feels right, and that can be frustrating. There are moments when I start doubting myself, wondering if I’m even good enough. Then, suddenly, everything clicks. I find the solution and think, “Man... I’m actually good at this.” 😂The mood shift is wild. One thing I’ve learned is that you just know when it’s right. It’s hard to explain, but you feel it, that mix of comfort, satisfaction, and excitement that says, “Yep, this is the one.” Every creative knows exactly what I mean. For me, the hero section and homepage usually take the most time and energy. Once those are solved, the rest of the design tends to flow more naturally. Creative work takes far more time than most people realize. When I see amazing work from other designers, I often think, “Only God knows how many hours went into this.” It also makes sense why creatives get frustrated when their work is copied, after spending days or weeks refining something, seeing it duplicated in minutes without credit is tough. Anyways, I’ve finally finished the desktop version of the OR Architecture website. Time to move on to the mobile responsive design. Thanks for reading through and have a lovely weekend.