Designers are great at mulling over a problem and solving it in their heads before their hands hit the paper but sometimes sharing moves a good idea to a great idea.
Many designers I have spoken to in recent months have suggested they should cut prices to retain clients. I think it’s the opposite. We should look to increase prices.
Reporting on the first of our short, sharp surveys – asking what employees, solo-operators and creative business owners think… First topic: remote working.
Reporting on the first of our short, sharp surveys – asking what employees, solo-operators and creative business owners think… First topic: remote working.
Studios relying on referrals to grow can slowly lose control of their business. Much better to have a strategic plan for growth, targeted industry sectors and a new business process.
Developing a concept is one thing. Explaining it to a client is a completely different skill, but just as important. Using analogies can simplify the complex.
Developing a concept is one thing. Explaining it to a client is a completely different skill, but just as important. Using analogies can simplify the complex.
Developing a concept is one thing. Explaining it to a client is a completely different skill, but just as important. Using analogies can simplify the complex.
Creative business owners: did you know in the eyes of the law there is no distinction in duty of care whether employees work in the studio or at home?
This is an article about how designers can differentiate themselves from AI. And how we can help clients understand the difference.
This article lists the 5 things are common to successful studios we work with. Successful studios – in our view – are those where everyone is happy, healthy and well rewarded.