> big watermark on it, so it can't be used to make an acceptable mockup
Wouldn't that make it the perfect mockup material, as in, good enough to preview the finished result, impossible to land in production?
Wouldn't that make it the perfect mockup material, as in, good enough to preview the finished result, impossible to land in production?
The problem is, if your source images have watermarks and the competing design agencies' don't, Netflix is going to pick your mockups for finishing less often because they don't look as good. The market selects for design agencies that don't use images with massive watermarks in their mockups.
Makes me ponder what other kinds of angles of approach are required to "fix" this problem.
It's only supposed to help you envision the final product, no more no less.