I would ask why this is happening. And based on the answer, I would look for a solution. Perhaps my vision needs to change. For a better solution.

To maintain the integrity of my design, I clearly explain how the original concept ties into the project’s objectives and brand identity. Providing this context helps clients see the value in staying true to the initial vision.

Clean, clear and objective! The main objectives of a campaign or marketing strategy should be like a continuous thread that cannot be unraveled. This means that the idea or main concept needs to be certain and clear; it cannot be changed like a ping pong ball. It's a target! If you change it too much, it will seem that your main objective is uncertain. So, you need to adjust it according to your main concept or values that are in harmony with the company, product, or user.

To maintain design integrity, keep your vision clear and ensure effective communication with stakeholders. Proper documentation and timely monitoring are crucial. Create a project sheet to track progress, and regularly communicate with your team to ensure everyone is on the same page.

? Communicate Vision: Present your design rationale and core principles clearly to stakeholders. ? Document Core Elements: Create detailed documentation highlighting key design aspects that should remain intact. ? Establish Boundaries: Define non-negotiable elements early in the project. ? Engage in Regular Feedback: Hold consistent review sessions to align stakeholders with your vision. ? Provide Design Alternatives: Offer options that stay true to the concept, allowing flexibility while preserving integrity. ? Advocate for User-Centric Design: Emphasize how your concept aligns with user needs and objectives.