Our Principles


High vs Low Execution

Design departments today are geared towards low-execution work structured for designers and managers of various knowledge and skills, and heavily dependent on templatized design systems.

Unlike tangible goods like shoes, cars, computers, etc., digital files and assets do not possess any inherent or implicit value.
It is the quality and effectiveness of the design itself that determines any or all of its value.

The assembly-line process has changed the course of history, but it doesn’t work in user experience design.

Our design work can weather the storms and stand the test of time.
Meticulously crafted designs by master practitioners are experiences built on a bedrock foundation that can be evolved over time.

The philosophy of continuous improvement pioneered by Toyota is infused through every phase of our design process.

Design Process

Cube Kaizen
Intake
Analyze
Distill
Formulate
Deep Work
Finalize
Deliver
Realize
Approach


Good design is innovative
Good design makes a product useful
Good design is aesthetic
Good design makes a product understandable
Good design is unobtrusive
Good design is honest
Good design is long-lasting
Good design is thorough to the last detail
Good design is environmentally friendly
Good design is as little design as possible
Perspective
A Better Way

