o72. on redlining.

Originally, I was going to put this in with the "how to critique" article, but I opted for putting them in separate posts since it was getting kind of long and the figures would've been totally screwy and all over the place. Still, they kind of go hand-in-hand with each other because redlining is like a form of critiquing. But anyway, here we go! This isn't really going to be like an article, but more of a sloppy do's and don't's guide... but mostly concentrated on don't's.

Here's one that bugs me: asking for a redline over basic shapes. It's kind of like "what the heck is that?" When it's just a bunch of shapes, it's harder to tell exactly what needs fixing.