- Respect others ownership of ideas, work, designs etc and never try to use someone else's idea/design as your own.
- Ask artist's permission to use their photos, music etc. in your work.
- Make references/recognition to those photos, concepts, ideas which may have been used in your work.
- Australian made materials and labour. No child labour.
- No testing on animals.
- Awareness of environmental impact with use of materials and production.
- Document and keep all original sketches of ideas, concepts, designs etc for further reference to your ownership. Protect with copyright
- Set a precedent/understanding/agreement with each & every client with what they can do with work completed, e.g. reproduce work or part of the work in different size or shape or mass produced globally
- If working together in a group situation on a project for a client, be aware of contracts initially made with client with regards to ownership, distribution, income etc.
- When working in an independent group, have an agreement in place with regards to ownership of design, idea, process, production & income etc. and always acknowledge each individual of their contribution
- Consider and research any impact of design/idea on culture, tradition and religion
- Consider possible misuse of design
- Be honest with experience and competencies and provide honest and impartial advice
- Maintain confidentiality of all client information
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Post 2:-Susie's 10 Commandments of Design Ethics
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Never thought of your #12, Susie..that's a good one. Clare
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