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Misunderstandings about design – and how to correct them

Misconceptions about the role of design in software projects still live strong. Our Business Development Manager Eeppi breaks down some of the most common of them.

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Making digital products accessible – why and how

Accessibility means creating digital services that take disabilities into account, making them usable for a larger number of people. For too long, it has been a blind spot for us designers.

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Suunto 7 – A Designer’s Odyssey

Our UX Designer Valtteri spent the last 3 years creating the user experience for the groundbreaking Suunto 7 smartwatch. This is the story of what he learned during that time.

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What’s the best way to work through a digital project?

When you choose a digital agency for your project, you also make a choice between different design philosophies. Here’s ours in a nutshell.

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Design Systems & Version Control – Saving Your Project From Chaos

Design system tools and version control help designers to think from the perspective of developers. And avoid complete chaos in bigger projects.

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Why Elderly Care Needs UX Designers & Digitalisation

A full stack software developer from Tehran, Iran, Laleh is periodically living in Finland while studying Leadership and Service Design at Turku University of Applied Sciences. She worked at Taiste as a part of her language studies.

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How is AI going to change the way we design?

What if you could generate visual materials such as ads, illustrations and app layouts with a touch of a button? You already can. Kind of.

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Learning to Animate Illustrations – Principle vs. Haiku

Principle and Haiku are helpful little programs that make it easier for designers to animate illustrations. Our UX Designer Janne decided to try them both – and share the results with you.

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Provotypes – how making annoying things can help you design better

Provotypes are an interesting – and extremely fun – way of making designs better by first making the most unusable or provocative versions of them. In this blog post, we explain how and why this technique offers much more than just good laughs.