“All ideas are secondhand, consciously and unconsciously drawn from a million outside sources.” – Mark Twain

Admittedly there are a limited number of ideas floating about in the ether. The key to inspiration, though, is how we remix, recreate and remold these ideas to create a different and new expression. It’s the essence of the entrepreneurial spirit — the inspiration that drives us. Inspiration is the spark, when observing something that causes us to think just a little bit differently and apply an idea in a new way. What do you need to bring inspiration to life, so that it fuels a marketable idea? Inspiration requires deeper thinking, a fit with strategy and culture, a well-articulated vision and the ability to effectively communicate that vision as you turn it into a reality.

Ultimately, good design increases your company’s value, boosts sales, and puts your business in a better financial situation. Through building trust, making strong first impressions, building customer relationships, and even executing successful campaigns, good design helps make your business more profitable.

01. DIGITAL.

Digital design is a general term that is more relevant now than ever before. Put simply, any kind of design that appears in a digital format (on an app or website), rather than in print (on a physical page), is considered digital design.

02. BRANDING.

Branding, by definition, is a marketing practice in which a company creates a name, symbol or design that is easily identifiable as belonging to the company. … There are many areas that are used to develop a brand including advertising, customer service, promotional merchandise, reputation, and logo.

03. MARKETING.

Marketing refers to activities a company undertakes to promote the buying or selling of a product or service. Marketing includes advertising, selling, and delivering products to consumers or other businesses. Some marketing is done by affiliates on behalf of a company.

Results driven design has three phases: strategy, launchpad and continuous improvement.

UX stands for “user experience.” When we say “user experience,” we’re referring to how humans interact with a product–online or in the physical world.

You encounter designed user experiences everywhere. On a surface level, everything from the way you interact with a software product to the location of an on-off switch and how it is shaped, is an example of elements that build UX. The sum of your interactions with a product becomes the experience that you have when you use that product.

A product’s success, therefore, is based on how users perceive it. While using a product, people usually evaluate their experiences in the following ways:

• Does this product give me value?
• Is it easy to use?
• Is it pleasant to use?

Whether or not individuals become regular users loyal to the product depends on the answers to these questions.

I believe three things make a big difference in the relationship you have with your clients. They are: Trust, Honesty, and Respect.

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