It all started with a simple idea: create the perfect elephant design. Our lead designer, Bertrand, had a vision of an elephant with a gradient of pastel colors and a font that was both modern and timeless.
But as we delved deeper into the project, things took a turn for the absurd. We added more and more features, from laser beams to trompe l'oeil, until our elephant design was a Frankenstein's monster of a creature.
And then, disaster struck. Our client, Mr. Johnson, decided that he wanted to replace the elephant with a puma. A puma with a gradient of neon lights and a font that was both Comic Sans and hieroglyphic. We tried to explain to him that this was a design nightmare, but he would not be swayed.
We were forced to work tirelessly to meet his demands, sacrificing our souls and our sanity to bring this monstrosity to life. And in the end, we emerged victorious, albeit with a few battle scars.
Lessons Learned from the Elephant Design Debacle