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Category Naming Workshops: Artefacts Design Needs Before Pixels

Naming arguments are expensive. Lock artefacts before colour palettes absorb the ambiguity.

Category Naming Workshops: Artefacts Design Needs Before Pixels — dgitl blog
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dgitl studioB2B SaaS design studio — decks, pages, and product visuals
28 Dec 2025·7 min read
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Design without a signed category frame becomes taste roulette. The workshop output should be boring and legible — not clever.

Minimum artefacts

  • Category definition paragraph.
  • Words we do not use — with replacements.
  • Wedge line that fits a hero and a deck title.

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