I think standards must be modified according to creativity introduced..standards make monopoly it restricts thought processes and creative involvements..so industries must have to accept novelties and accept and try to find new ways to express new developments ...one good design thought must not be restricted by monopoly called standards. So to balance creativity and standards weightage must be distributed according to safety introduced in design rather than monopoly parameters...it's what I think .

CAD standards ensure consistency, but they can sometimes feel limiting. Think of these standards as a solid base to build on—follow the essential rules, use templates for structure, and explore creative ideas within those boundaries. This approach lets you meet industry expectations while still bringing a unique touch to your designs.??

Le respect des normes est très important car il permet de se conformer aux règles universelle et de donner un caractère hautement scientifique à ce que l'on fait. Mais au-delà de ?a , travail de conception relève de la créativité, qui dit créativité ?a inclut l'imagination et notamment le non respect de certaines normes. Il est donc judicieux d'appliquer quelques stratégies en conséquence pour ce genre de situation : -La compréhension poussée des norme: elle permet de contourner de fa?on intelligente les normes -L' imagination : elle donne la possibilité de réfléchir au delà des standards. - la formation continue : elle permet de s'informer sur l'évolution de la technologie et des normes. En bref , elle permet d'être à jour.

If you're struggling to balance industry standards and creativity in CAD work, start by fully understanding the required standards and using them as a framework. Within those guidelines, find areas where you can innovate or add creative touches that still meet functional and safety requirements. Regularly test and review your designs to ensure they align with both norms and your creative vision. Collaboration with colleagues can also help refine ideas that push boundaries while staying compliant.

We call them "CAD STANDARDS" but they're actually best practices that have proven to be more safe effective and economic, if neglected by any designer, may produce an unsafe, expensive or non viable design. These standard are the foundation, upon which a designer can create his project, if properly done, I don't believe CAD STANDARDS in anyway affects the designer's perspective.