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News – Nov 04, 2024

Keri Dawson named global leader at Designit

A representation of the event's visual identity, which consists of the title: 'Growth Rebellion' in black, along with the some green, yellow, orange and red lines representing the growth aspect of the event. In the background, there is a faint, light grey grid symbolising a graph.

Event – Nov 28, 2024 Designit Denmark A/S Bygmestervej 61 2400 Copenhagen NV

Growth Rebellion: Exploring new paradigms of value creation

Point of view – Nov 06, 2024

Winning over the Gen Z workforce: Why work-life balance must come first

Point of view – Nov 06, 2024

Can the energy industry become as meaningful to customers as the energy it provides?

Design the future: An interview with Annette Reiffenstein, Head of Employee Experience at Lufthansa Group

Point of view – Oct 14, 2024

Design the future: An interview with Annette Reiffenstein, Head of Employee Experience at Lufthansa Group

Point of view – Oct 10, 2024

Why customers are still left behind in the 2024 energy transition

Image of group of people on vacation, standing at a view point and admiring the seaside landscape with mountains.

Point of view – Oct 02, 2024

Designing for a screen-weary world: crafting meaningful connections beyond the screen

Point of view – Oct 02, 2024

How innovation is shaping the future of banking in 2024

Point of view – Sep 20, 2024

Reimagining urban spaces: Prioritising people and sustainability in modern cities

Point of view – Sep 10, 2024

How to reimagine mobility in a world obsessed with cars

News – Sep 10, 2024

Designit receives honourable mention on Fast Company’s 100 Best Workplaces for Innovators 2024

Point of view – Aug 08, 2024

Navigating the complicated relationship between social media users, platforms, and marketers

Point of view – Jul 19, 2024

The brand lesson in Coca-Cola's Olympic ‘hugging can’ design

A person is walking up a grassy hill towards a solitary tree. The landscape is characterised by tall, golden grass and scattered bushes, with the scene set during a clear, calm day.

Point of view – Jun 12, 2024

Why insurers might consider moving past retention

Image to represent accessibility with smiling man, child on playground, person in wheelchair, hands holding, close-up eye

Point of view – Jun 05, 2024

Future trends and accessibility-first design insights

Point of view – Jun 04, 2024

What retailers can learn from Walmart's investment in employee experience

Animation to represent aviation marketing and business insights from Anita Gorgin at Lufthansa Group

Point of view – May 30, 2024

Design the future: An interview with Anita Gorgin, Global Marketing Strategy Manager at Lufthansa Group

Point of view – May 21, 2024

Inclusive vs. accessible design and why you should know the difference

The image is a collage of five vertical sections, each depicting different aspects of individuals and their diverse needs. The first section shows a close-up of a smiling woman holding a happy baby. The second section features a child with Down syndrome interacting with a digital device. The third section highlights an elderly person with a hearing aid in their ear. The fourth section presents a close-up of a person's face wearing glasses, focusing on their eye. The fifth section captures a person in a wheelchair from behind, sitting in a park setting.

Point of view – May 15, 2024

The foundations of accessible design

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