Product Design

Having a cross-functional team and an electronics lab on site enables faster usability testing and overall faster time to market.

IDE Group Product Developers go exploring at Link Festival, an event run by Engineers Without Borders that is about shifting social paradigms, spurring innovation and pushing big ideas into action.

Developing a new product is rewarding but comes with responsibility. Fortunately, you can enhance the environmental legacy your product leaves behind.

From solid plastics to glossy print, translating the same colour across mediums can be complicated and time consuming. Luckily it doesn’t have to be if you know the right framework to use.

Explore 8 key factors to consider before developing your next product, including stakeholder management, communication, understanding the process, and fun.

Developing a new product can be a nerve-racking experience. The lead up to launch can feel like you’re standing on the edge of a plane’s open door.

Our process allows us to codify the difficult task of developing a product design language whilst keeping true to the client’s original product vision.

Using examples from some favourite Japanese designers, here are three important design lessons every designer and business should consider.

If you have a skill that you would like to develop further, here are six practical tips to help get you started.

Communication often focuses on verbal skills, writing and listening. Just as important, but much more conceptual, are the complementary skills of illustration and understanding.