An open, comfortable environment is the best way to give the workforce space to be innovative and productive on its own terms. When the company and its employees work together to effect changes, the overall mood of the office changes for the better. That mood, the way people interact...
Creatives stake their careers on imaginative work with a personal user experience. In the ever-changing business world, how can we make sure our products are impactful? Staying up-to-date with new technology and the latest design thinking is essential for building the kind of experience that people crave and return to...
When digital user interfaces were still in their infancy, a design style called skeuomorphism was the most popular way to illustrate digital functions. With this style, designers built symbols and buttons that mimicked the shape and design of real-world objects. Since users were already familiar with the objects depicted,...
Setting professional goals can be challenging for creatives. Roles open to them aren’t on the typical corporate ladder and new roles are being invented as quickly as design and business can innovate to keep pace with the times. Nonetheless, setting professional goals and painting an accurate picture of your...
The majority of companies are still learning how to incorporate design thinking into their business models. As creatives continue expanding the horizons of their various crafts and these innovations are changing the way we work, new roles are being created and formerly secondary jobs are becoming increasingly important. Business and...
Design thinking is applicable throughout the business process. Building the product and service is the first step, but to attract and maintain customers, companies must also get their message out there with appealing marketing. Obtrusive ads like pop-ups are a great example of marketing without design thinking. Users are annoyed...
