@SafwanAlghazal Inflation doesn’t just increase prices, it erodes purchasing power. If our operating costs and cost of living have changed, our pricing has to evolve too.
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@theedanyell@_VidVisualz@SafwanAlghazal An ignorant question is one asked without the willingness to learn. I asked, he explained, and I understood. That’s called a conversation. Calling it ignorant because you didn’t understand the context is the real irony. Have a comprehensive knowledge of a post before you reply.
@SafwanAlghazal The point was simple: to remind us how easy it is to question a design decision from the outside, until someone explains the thinking behind it.
Funny enough, your response to my comment actually proved the point I was making. 😂
@kazeUI_UX@timxdesign Okay. So what tagging it to people your follow? It makes not sense bro...
Rebranding or not... They have their own story behind it.
But behind every major change, there’s usually a story we don’t know.
So, maybe pause before you criticize.
You might just be judging a chapter you were never there to read. 🙂
I’ve been seeing a lot of people criticize Kuda’s rebrand.
“Old logo was better.”
“This new one doesn’t make sense.”
“They shouldn’t have changed it.”
And honestly, it got me thinking.
Never criticize a decision you know nothing about.
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You can have an opinion. Of course. But there’s a difference between having an opinion and speaking as if you know the whole story.
Sometimes, we’re too quick to judge the work because we only see the final product.