When sharing designs to be reviewed, designers often share a single solution to a particular problem. Inevitably, this is a solution they’ve put a lot of effort into, and if the feedback is critical, the designer may walk away defeated. Instead, designers should present multiple solutions to a problem (there is always more than one way to solve a design problem). This provides healthy distance between the designer and their suggested solutions, enabling them to critique their own work by discussing trade-offs.
