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I totally relate to what you are saying. I have been there too and I know how frustrating it is when clients choose a ugly design. I love the approach you adopted and it not only saves time but also ensures you're showcasing your expertise and maintaining high standards at the same time too.

Low-quality images can indeed hinder the aesthetic of a design. This is why it is very essential to educate clients about the importance of high resolution images.

For me, I don't like inconsistent branding. I totally dislike seeing the logos or the color schemes used incorrectly across different materials. It's very frustrating to me.