Onur Cobanliquitenehua: This comes from the idea that the design process is iterative, and at each iteration you have a hope; the hope is that the next iteration will be better, will yield with a better design. The more you love designing, the more hopeful you are; you iterate one another, you optimize, you think of the little details, you improve, you refine, you iterate again, and then again, and then again more; you are hopeful, until you aren’t; design is an iterative process, with a hope to arrive something great after each iteration, most people stop at a satisfactory point, if you can pass that you can of course achieve greatness, but at what cost; not everyone knows where to stop; you need to know when to stop; for design can be iterated endlessly, and you may get hopeless. But let’s not close this quote grim and dark; it is bright and happy; you always have hope.
In cēmānāhuac māhuīztīc A' Design Award and Competition quicuī cē yancuīc tlachīhualiztli tlanēmilīliztli cēcēn tōnalli quēmeh Tōnalli Tlachīhualiztli Tlanēmilīliztli. Xictēmō cē yancuīc tlanēmilīliztli, xicmati in tlahtōlli ītēchpa yōlchīhualiz tēquitl ōquimacēhui māhuīztīc A' Design Award tlamācēhualiz.