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01 Mar 18 |
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How to designing our class rooms
01. Efficient Classroom Design Classrooms never seem to be large enough, so wasted space should be at a minimum. There are lots of clever ideas from teachers on ways to arrange furniture and find multiple uses for fixtures that can help maximize learning areas. Desk towers, for example, can keep supplies close at hand for […]
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How do you make sure you are maximizing value
First, you’ve got to understand that real problem to be solved. You’ve probably heard me say that before and you’re going to hear me say it again. It’s so important to what we do. Then you’ve got to help the business prioritize what they want. If they come to you with a list of 10 things, […]
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30 Oct 17 |
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Why Small Businesses Need to Move to the Cloud
From hurricanes to floods to massive earthquakes, it has been a devastating month. We can all extend a helping hand by donating to organizations on the ground doing the hard work to save lives. Countless homes, schools, churches, and businesses have been destroyed and there’s one lesson that we can all take away from this: […]
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30 Oct 17 |
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Having a Great Culture: Improve Teamwork
A healthcare clinic was experiencing significant conflict with the hourly employees. The employees were constantly arguing and complaining to the manager. The manager became aware that the two groups of employees had divided based upon their country of national origin. The manager was prepared to hire a new staff for the back ...
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21 Aug 17 |
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3 Tips to Run Effective Design Meetings
We’ve all been there. Some meetings are like magic…you go in with questions, those questions get answered, everybody walks out on the same page with clear next steps. But likely, we’ve all experienced the opposite: you go into a meeting expecting one thing, but it gets sidetracked, and everybody walks out more confused then ...
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21 Aug 17 |
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The Future of Business is Design
Designers have always deserved a seat at the planning table. We have an important message: Don’t treat design as the last, final stage in the process; it limits what design can do. But now that we are at the table, we have to deal with the broader challenges: competing priorities, different world views, and multiple, […]
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23 Dec 16 |
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Web designer Depot gets a redesign
If you visit often, you should easily notice most of the changes, however, if you just drop by once in a while the site will feel similar yet different. In fact, if we did our job right, it should feel more minimal, more elegant as well as easier to read. When we set out to […]
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23 Dec 16 |
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Facebook redesigns its “Like” button
Those Facebook buttons that you just can’t live without because you’re always using them to engage with your friends and family, and the site’s content, have gotten a noticeable makeover. The new design signals a shift to more space conscious design by the company, as well as a tendency to combine old design into something […]
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31 Oct 16 |
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Designing for mobile app commerce
Designing for retail apps is extremely interesting because it all comes down to conversions. One wrong design decision and that could well mean a lot of lost revenue for your client. While some of the conventions of good design and UX apply to retail apps, some design choices you’ll have to make to optimize UX […]
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31 Oct 16 |
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4 UX mistakes almost every designer makes
As a designer you’re expected to make the impossible happen. Time and time again, you’re expected to take an incredibly complex process and make it easy, simple and beautiful. When it’s handled well, you feel like a rock star. Our lack of understanding creates a knowledge gap. This gap affects our designs, leading us to […]
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