Today’s designers are poorly trained to meet the today’s demands: We need a new form of design education, one with more rigor, more science, and more attention to the social and behavioral sciences, to modern technology, and to business. But we cannot copy the existing courses from those disciplines: we need to establish new ones [...]
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Educated clients equal more clients
Often I get emails saying something on the lines of “Why do you just give your information and insights away?” or “How does a design blog attract clients?” Easy answer: Educated clients equal happy clients, and when clients are happy your business is even happier. There are two reasons that I started The Design Cubicle: [...]
