Huedesk Studio

“As a designer, your personal brand should be embodied in your website. Even if web design isn’t your tool of the trade, per se, as a designer your website is definitely your showroom—which means it should be thoughtfully crafted.”

If you’re a designer, your personal brand is a manner of design currency. It speaks to not only who you are, but how you approach design and the work that you create. What we’re trying to say is that it’s important. That said, while you may have an internal sense of your own design ethos, how do you convey that to the outside world and potential clients? Good news, we think we can help you figure that out.

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“Designing a new feature is a balancing act. Keep iterating and improving it over time. Design is never done.”

Adding a new feature to an app that people already love is hard. People are used to their existing workflows, they have expectations about how things work, they don’t like any kind of change, and your new feature has to live up to the standard of your previous releases.

It’s impossible to make everyone happy, so you have to make design decisions that move your product forward to appeal to a wider audience without alienating your current user base.

“73% of companies plan on investing more into their design teams over the next twelve months. The last thing you want is to fall behind by not prioritizing design collaboration and a more efficient design process.”

As more businesses continue to embrace and instill remote work policies, many creative teams are finding themselves navigating a whole new virtual ballgame. And let’s face it: collaborating on design projects (whether remotely or not) has the potential to drive you absolutely crazy. We have 100% of our team working remotely from various parts of the world and we believe we've encountered a few challenges ourselves at first.

When your team isn’t on the same page, design collaboration and team efficiency suffers—and this becomes increasingly difficult in a remote work environment. If you need tips on better creative collaboration in 2021, [email protected] and we'll share some essential tips we've learned ourselves over last few months to help you improve design collaboration workflow, promote team efficiency, solve creative differences, and motivate members within a design team.

Artwork by: Brad Cuzen