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To learn their passions and needs requires listening, the investment of time and careful attention in order for the end result to be exactly what it should be. Somewhere, the most authentic expression of a project is waiting to be discovered. All of this preparation, from the trenches to the ten thousand foot view, culminates in one idea. A story that people can’t help but connect with. One common thread weaving seamlessly through the spaces we create.
Portfolio advice
Also the proliferation of bad design takes and UX opinions on LinkedIn has got out of hand. Imagine a digital product as a house. The human that draws up the plans is not the same human that builds the bathroom.
FOR US, THE VALUE OF DESIGN LIVES IN CONNECTING WITH PEOPLE.
Will leads Zweig Group’s research team and ownership transition consulting group. He received his BS in Biology from the University of North Carolina at Asheville and his MBA from the University of Arkansas with a focus on entrepreneurship. During that time, Will developed financial models and aided in the fundraising... We craft the spaces that people spend their days and nights in. Spend their little wins and heartbreaking losses in. Give them a moment, and they’ll give you their trust.
Make icons great again
It’s more about HOW you are making the Figma than WHAT you are actually creating. The value has shifted from the design to the design production. Maybe something is getting lost in the process. Companies are shoehorning 5 roles into one, to save money and to framework the design process into a product process. But design is NOT product, it has a different process and methodology. Design recruitment agencies are struggling as they need to turn tenuous briefs into strong candidates.
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An interview with Ethan Bixby on the 2023 505 Midwinter Championship - Sail World
An interview with Ethan Bixby on the 2023 505 Midwinter Championship.
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Social media is the worst thing to happen to humans ever. And it’s allowed recruiters to focus less on ACTUALLY placing people, and more to extending their reach, but also sharing their views on design. I am not gatekeeping, but unless you have worked on an actual digital transformation project, and shipped a thing, then be careful about giving design advice. Or how designers should ‘show your process and thinking’. Designers should take portfolio device from other designers.
I worked at Nokia in 2013 (AKA don’t mention the iPhone) and they had a guy whose sole job was to create beautiful and functional icons. Granted, Nokia is not the best example of innovation, but their icons were shit hot. And no, ‘doing some wireframes’ is not UX, it’s just drawing grey rectangles. It was supposed to be a compliment. Remember, the user does not care how good any of you are at Figma. It’s the integrity of the design that matters.
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Bell 505's second flight test vehicle achieves first flight.
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Sprint one: Design Recruitment
How are you supposed to design anything considered, when there are multiple non-design people making unsolicited changes and comments right inside your work? As if a simple handoff was not collaborative enough. Let's make systems and processes and make everything work like a good solid product team.
The portfolio tells a personal story, if that person is not right for the job, thats fine, don’t make them change their whole ‘thing’ to get a job they were not destined to get. There is no such thing as a bad portfolio. Just tell your story and make sure the work shown is actually yours, and that you can explain what you did and how you made a difference. Bonus points for describing constraints and what failed and why. Set on an inclined site, the twin 52-story towers rise 699 feet from an openly designed, granite paved plaza at the Flower Street level with a "jewel box" office located between. The three buildings house 10,000 people in approximately 2,500,000 SF of floor space.
Cooper Carry, Atlanta’s largest architecture firm, has acquired 505Design. Cooper Carry will grow from 320 to 360 employees as a result of the deal and expand its office footprint to Boulder, Colorado, and Charlotte, North Carolina. Financial terms were not disclosed. At 505 we recognize that each of our clients are unique.
I respect that, and I regret previously opining that the design recruitment industry needs a reset. Or that the design industry is crying for a new recruitment model. Or that currently design recruitment is a dumpster fire (sorry). A study and appreciation of history and craftsmanship informs the work of the practice. The studio maintains an active workshop for prototyping, model making and fabrication of key design elements for many of the projects it undertakes.
There’s two new ones every week, it becomes difficult to create a relationship. And these new ones are hungry and promise they will find you work. Like the first 24 hours on a dating app it feels like you are popular and theres tons of opportunities, then you realise you are just one in a stack of hopefuls, and your destiny is out of your hands. Our premium furnished units are move-in ready. It’s all of the comforts of home without the obligation of purchasing furniture, or negotiating utility contracts.
Remember, the user does not care how good you are at Figma. Zweig Group – the leading research, publishing, and advisory services resource for firms in the AEC industry – advised 505Design through this transaction. The deal team included Will Swearingen, Zweig Group’s director of ownership transition, and Tracey Eaves, Zweig Group's director of valuation advisory services. Which is why we don’t hire by profession.
We are the people who ask the really hard questions. Followed by the painfully obvious ones. We talk, listen, observe, dig, dive, and mine until we fully understand the intricacies of the project. We immerse ourselves into the lives that everyday people will be leading, holding a mirror to culture and taking detailed notes of the reactions. Because it’s not what we know; it’s what we notice.
And the human that installs the underfloor heating ain’t the same as the human who does the roof. Of course you can get a builder to do the lot, it’s cheaper, but it’s always at the expense of quality control. A cabinet maker will build you a kitchen. A builder will install you a kitchen. Where are the people that are actually doing the design?
As 9 times out of ten a ‘good’ product designer gives product what they want, and makes the Figma work for the devs. Figma is an excellent tool for making rectangles. But it’s become way too much like a design project management tool. Collaboration is not about being in each other's working files.
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