Spotting the riskiest parts of your design doesn't make you less of a designer. It actually makes you a better one.

Think about it: you have an idea, but someone pushes back. You could let it slide – or you could step up and join the conversation.

Recognizing the risky areas in your design isn’t a weakness. It’s a strength. It means you’re thinking about where things could break, confuse, or frustrate real people.

Good design isn’t about creating for the ideal scenario. It’s about knowing where things might go wrong – and how to make them right.