I’ve always had a design itch. From the first business I started, building websites for friends and family, to the beginnings of Orange Thread Media, making film and animation. Design has always been a focus of mine, therefore, funny client feedback has always been present. If you’ve ever been asked to create something for a brand, project or organization, you’ve likely seen some of these funny client feedback.
Here are some hilarious images that all graphic designers, creatives and artists will get a kick out of! It’s amazing that clients don’t seem to realize the humor in their feedback and why their comments aren’t just funny client feedback, but really famous amongst all graphic designers:
Funny Client Feedback #9:
“Could you do an actual logo, instead of just a font?” Because no companies have fonts as their logos. (Coke, Google, Mailchimp, Fox, Visa, FedEx, IBM, Philips, Panasonic, Gillette, Disney, Oracle, Sony, Ikea, Canon, and that’s only the one’s I could think of before my list was already too long!)
Funny Client Feedback #7:
“Make the logo bigger!” Forget white space, negative space and graphic design that show’s emotion and a feeling of ease with a logo that doesn’t take up the entire screen. That’s just heresy to almost all clients… so just make it bigger! Need something to respond with next time? Send them this.
Funny Client Feedback #6:
“Looks great, however the copy seems to be in Latin, but could be Italian or Spanish…” It’s called Lorem Ipsum, . And we wouldn’t have to use it if you had your stuff together when I started the project (i.e. the actual text you’re going to use). P.s. Next time just send them this link so they can do some reading while you translate.
Funny Client Feedback #3:
“I really like the colors… but can you change it?” Hold up, so do I listen to the first part of your statement or the second? And color isn’t the only thing people want to change! They’ll say the same thing about the layout, the pictures, the font or even the texture, background, size and design in general. I like it but… the funniest client feedback that’s actually an oxymoron. (Maybe we should only say the second part of the word moron, since it’s the only part of the statement they want us to hear).