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Crowdsourcing
Lately, clients have been asking about crowdsourcing . Crowdsourcing is often pitched to a client as a "design contest." The client posts the specs of a project to a website and hundreds of designers submit entries. In the end, a company will theoretically have the pick of the litter.
Crowdsourcing has kicked-up a lot of controversy. Most professional designers feel that the low-end, low-quality, robot-esque designs are giving 'real' designers a bad name. A lot of folks love crowdsourcing it and say that designers are all a bunch of snooty brats who need to wake up and smell the democratization of their trade.
Crowdsourcing works in exactly the opposite way that Vespagraphics operates. We provide personally-tailored designs to local clients that know us and love us. We have pride in both our product and our process, which means we don't work on a speculative basis (we don't design without a guarantee of payment).
Crowdsourcing is only sustainable for the middleman (the company that hosts the contest). A designer and a client will always be shortchanged with this method. Neither will benefit from the dialogue that arises during the traditional design process and the final product will suffer.