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What I think defines an ethical design is the way you space things out and the way things are colored. High-quality graphics, spacing, and colors are what I think the three main bases of Design. Also, what comes with them is Imagination, Art, and Creativity. Without one of the six, the design isn't complete.
All designers must have a sharp eye, a large imagination, and the skills to make something truly beautiful.