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Design leadership tricks: WWYR?

Design leadership tricks: WWYR?

Face it. While you might have a vision, you really don’t have a clue of all the things that are required to bring it about. But your team…
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brandon schauer
Social Table RVA: The Official Recap

Social Table RVA: The Official Recap

I recently had the pleasure of being the emcee for Capital One’s Design Pro Bono event, Social Table, which was brought to Richmond…
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Courtney Allison Brown
The Baseline Journey

The Baseline Journey

Managing a customer’s journey across time and touchpoint is a labor of love. Attempting to manage different journeys for different customer…
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brandon schauer
How now? Chose a shovel, log, or axe

How now? Chose a shovel, log, or axe

You’re brilliant, you really are. Smile real big. Because you know what the future should look like, and people are bought in. But before…
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brandon schauer
Social Table: Adventures in Pro Bono Design

Social Table: Adventures in Pro Bono Design

Capital One’s Design Pro Bono team recently hosted an evening of lightning talks about design for social impact at CounterPulse, a…
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Kathrine Becker
Computational Inclusion and Why it Matters

Computational Inclusion and Why it Matters

In “Kill All Others” (the TV adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s story, The Hanging Stranger), it describes a world in which an ambiguous…
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Thank You for Your Service #SXConf

Thank You for Your Service #SXConf

By Jamin Hegeman
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Adaptive Path
Finding Creative Release in Imperfection

Finding Creative Release in Imperfection

How I learned to stop overthinking and learn by doing
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Peter Lewis
Responsibility Without Territory

Responsibility Without Territory

Defining roles without the drama
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Peter Lewis
Breathing Life into Data

Breathing Life into Data

Back after my oldest son was born, Mo — well, he was about a year and a half old — he was just learning to talk. I have this vivid memory —…
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Why Your Design Sprints Always End in Tears

Why Your Design Sprints Always End in Tears

When I was a kid, I watched Julia Childs make hundreds of omelets. She’d melt what looked like a pound of butter, effortlessly crack a few…
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Shaun Archer
10 Principles of Physical Experience Design

10 Principles of Physical Experience Design

Let’s Make Place
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Ripon DeLeon
Designing Team Meetings So They Don’t Suck

Designing Team Meetings So They Don’t Suck

By Sara Zailskas Walsh
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Creativity Through Compassion

Creativity Through Compassion

This article has been adapted from a talk I gave at Creative Mornings in Richmond, VA in October 2017.
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Heather Winkle
Finding the Romance of Financial Empathy

Finding the Romance of Financial Empathy

How an Unexpected Research Insight Turned into a Dating Game
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Beth Schwindt
Service Design Tools & Methods

Service Design Tools & Methods

Boiled-down, illustrated, and on a poster!
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ONE Design
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