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Stakeholder management

Skill Dragoon0x/everything-design-taste/skills/stakeholder-management

A taste system for AI agents. 288 skills, 80 agents, 12 rules, and 8 hooks that turn generic AI output into work with genuine design quality. Anti-slop detection, typography craft, color systems, brand voice, product strategy, and 50+ specialized reviewers across UI, industry, platform, and content domains.

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Managing design stakeholders, presenting to executives, handling feedback, and building alignment.

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Stakeholder Management

Know Your Audience

Stakeholder	Cares About	Show Them
CEO	Business impact, vision	Metrics, strategy
CTO	Feasibility, timeline	Technical approach, effort
PM	User value, scope	User research, prioritization
Engineering	Specs, edge cases	Detailed specs, component reuse
Marketing	Brand, messaging	Visual direction, copy
Sales	Customer pain, demos	Before/after, customer quotes

Presenting Design Work

Start with the problem (not the solution)
Show evidence (data, research, user quotes)
Present one recommendation (not three options)
Anticipate objections (address them proactively)
End with clear ask (decision, resources, timeline)

Handling 'Make the Logo Bigger'

Don't dismiss: there's a real concern underneath
Ask: 'What's driving that request?'
Reframe: 'Sounds like you want more brand presence. Let me explore options.'
Come back with alternatives that address the underlying concern

Building Trust

Share work early and often (no big reveal surprises)
Follow through on commitments
Admit mistakes and show how you're fixing them
Credit the team, absorb the blame

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