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When we assume our design is flawed, we advocate for the user and can begin taking actionable steps towards building an outstanding product a user will enjoy.

Article by Edward Beebe-Tron
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The promise of recurring revenue sustained customer loyalty drives companies across industries to adopt a subscription-based “membership” business model.

Article by Simon Heather, Alice Kogan
Share:6 Ways to Design Value into Your Membership Model
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Inclusivity is everywhere, and it is of utmost importance today. With every person wanting to feel included and appreciated, digital users want to feel welcome as well.

Article by Kriti Krishan
Share:7 Reasons Your Website Needs to be Accessibility Compliant in 2020
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You can never know how your users will use the app in real-life situations. Intercept offers quick and easy evaluation – combine with longer studies to the best results.

Article by Bence Mózer
Product Validation In A Real-Life Scenario: Intercept Field Study

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We need street-level, people-centered perspectives that inform how our cities are designed. This is where equity design and ethical technologies can be harnessed.

Article by Adriana Valdez Young
Using Data to Design Equity-Centered Cities
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The studio was not just about community design but was also about becoming a community of support to each other during this challenging time.

Article by Adriana Valdez Young
Designing for community during a global pandemic
  • Efficiently envisioneer end-to-end
  • Dramatically re-engineer front-end
  • Phosfluorescently foster low-risk high-yield action items vis-a-vis virtual human capital
  • Energistically visualize global data for robust best practices.
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