Chervynskyi, Maksym. “An Evolutionary Approach to Designing.” Medium, UX Collective, 16 Oct. 2019, uxdesign.cc/an-evolutionary-approach-to-designing-cc698194375e.
In the article, A Evolutionary Approach to Designing by Maksym Chervynskyi, it explores an approach on how to create a design for a project. This article provides tips on how to take the main goals and objectives for a design and how to translate them onto paper. The ‘evolutionary designing’ approach is to start with an idea, then continue moving forward with it in steps. If you start with a version 1, copy version 1 and make a minor change to it- you then have version 2, copy version 2 and make a minor change- there you have version 3; and so on. Though each change is small, you should be able to tell the difference. Each variation will stem from version 1, and after comparing each variation you will soon find your finished piece.
Chervynskyi also calls each of these variations, the ‘child’ of the ‘parent design’ which would be version 1. The final generation may be a dramatic difference from the original design, but it could also display some features from it.
This article could allow designers to work towards a goal coming from a set of ideals and keywords which are important to a company and keep their values showing through in a design or layout.