How to identify Lazy ass designers?
Thank you all for wishing me happy birthday on the first place. Well, I got a client who wanted me to do few editions on their design. And I came to realize the simple job was so hard just because the original designer was freaking lazy. So I was very pissed. Well therefore I decided to write this post.
There are two types of designers. One that are lazy (often very cheap) and one that are good (often more expensive). Most designers who are just in for a quick buck, or people who sell psds online do this very often. They don’t make any effort in making the design organized.
Identifications of a Lazy Designer
- They don’t name their layers / folders – You have to name the layers and the folders. If your folder is about header, then name it header. If the layer is for header bg then don’t let it be Shape24 name it to be header bg. It makes it a pain in the ass for another designer to edit. Even if you try to edit yourself later on… It will be tough.
- Compatibility with Coding – Most Designers don’t take notice of how the design will be coded. Specially ones who don’t know how to code, so they just design and sometimes it is impossible to convert those designs into html.
- Separate Files – Separate files for different designs are not the way to go. It is much easier for editing if all aspects of the design is in one file.
These are the three things that points out a lazy / unexperienced designer. When you are working with others, you must be aware of that. I try to label all of my folders. I admit that I get lazy on naming the layers, but people who don’t name layers and don’t have any folders are just crazy.























Hey, I am Syed Balkhi, The guy who is behind Balkhis Inc. I entered the industry back in 2002 not knowing a single thing. I barely spoke English at that time. In the past six years, my language barrier has been eliminated. Aside from English, now I also speak html, and php. Along with the languages I have also managed to master a few arts. Art of web-designing started when I first entered. Messing around with photoshop, I learned how to create my first web design. Now I founded a web designing firm Uzzz Productions. After running numerous amount of websites in various niche, I have mastered the art of web-development. Now I am compiling a resource of what I already know, and what I am learning on this blog. This resource is to help me if I ever need a guide to look back to, and it is help my fellow webmasters.



