When you read that part about people skipping research and rushing redesigns, did it remind you of any specific project you've seen (or maybe been part of) where jumping straight into design without a proper plan totally backfired? I'd love to hear how that unfolded.

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Oof, this guide on top website redesign mistakes brought back memories of some painful projects! I’ve definitely been guilty of focusing too much on aesthetics and not enough on structure or usability. The points about skipping research and rushing the process really resonated. It’s a solid reminder that redesigns need strategy, not just pretty graphics. Definitely sharing this with a few designer friends who are about to start website projects!