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Search ArticlesHow To Read A Design Brief: TrueRoll Golf Brand Identity Case Study
About the Author: Boris Sage is the Principal Consultant at DesWave, a design and development agency helping businesses build websites, e-commerce platforms, and brand identities that convert visitors into customers. A client sends you a filled in brief form. Category, competitors, three adjectives, a couple of colors they like and one they hate. You read it, you start working, and somewhere around round three you find out what the project was actually about.
Why Brand Designers Need to Think Like Clients, Not Just Creators
About the Author: Diana Hlevnjak brings over 20 years of experience in graphic design, branding, and illustration. Her Master’s degree in Fine Arts continues to inform her approach to visual communication, blending artistic exploration with practical design thinking. Her work spans branding, packaging, game design, and illustration, always centered on building cohesive, thoughtful visual systems across digital and print media.
From Product Design Agency to Client: 5 Rules for Building Your Own Product
As a product design agency, we’re usually working with a client who hands us a brief and we design and build under that framework. But because we’re problem-solvers, we became our own client a few years ago. We set out to build our own event management software, based on the pain points we felt with the major platforms in the space. That project became Eventrise. We’ve shared why we built it, so now we talk about how we did it.
What the Best Web Design Agencies Start With Before Opening Figma
About the Author: Anthony Dutcher is Founding Partner at Vix Media Group, a Denver-based agency working across healthcare, technology and media. His team is deliberately split between agency and in-house backgrounds and runs its own infrastructure, so it has sat on both sides of the brief. He believes research should decide the design, not decorate it. Most agencies start a website with a sitemap, a mood board, or a request for three sites the client likes. I have started projects that way too.
4 Lessons From Our Company Rebranding: Designing Afternow
About the Author: Vicente Reyes Montealegre, heads Afternow’s Brand and Web teams to guide SaaS companies, enterprises, and fast-growing startups in their digital journeys. The agency’s work spans strategy, brand, website, product and development, all under one roof, all connected to one vision. A big part of our story as an agency runs through this community. Dribbble is where Balkan Brothers / BB Agency, the agency Afternow used to be, first found an audience beyond Krk.
5 UX Decisions That Make or Break Enterprise AI Solutions
About the Authors: Garik Avetisyan, Davit Gabrielyan, and Anastasia Saroka are co-founders of Flexy Global, a design and development partner for startups and global enterprises. Garik built and successfully exited a consumer app used by millions. Davit brings 15 years of experience leading complex projects and operations at international companies including Orange and Coca-Cola Hellenic.
We Designed for Facebook, Ripple, and Merck. Here's What Working With Enterprise Clients Looks Like.
About the Author: Unfold Founder & Creative Director Eddie Lobanovskiy builds high-impact brand identities and UI/UX ecosystems at the intersection of classical design and AI innovation. Designer of the XRP logo. Here’s a secret nobody tells you about designing for a company the size of Facebook: the actual design part barely changes. You still poke at a problem, sketch some ideas, make something good, get roasted in feedback, and fix it.
How To Build an Inevitable Brand in 2026: A Guide To Modern Brand Strategy
About the Author: Zlatina Petrova has spent 13 years shaping brands and digital products across Silicon Valley and Europe. As Founder and Design Director of Brandly, she works with tech startups, VCs, global brands and government institutions including work on Bulgaria’s national design system. Her work sits between branding, product design and UX/UI, with a belief that design should do more than look good: it should help businesses grow, products work better and brands mean something to people.
How We Built a Recognizable, Scalable Brand in Brooklyn’s Crowded Food Scene
About the Author: Paul Lilley, Ulysses Founder / Creative Director, cut his teeth in London and Melbourne working for creative and art agencies including Vice, Cornerstone, and Next Wave. His collaborations with international clients on large scale campaigns gave him deep grounding in strategy, positioning and brand identity design, which he now brings directly to food and beverage founders building their brands.
How To Build A Strong Design Portfolio When Your Best Work Is Under NDA
About the Author: Diana Hlevnjak brings over 20 years of experience in graphic design, branding, and illustration. Her Master’s degree in Fine Arts continues to inform her approach to visual communication, blending artistic exploration with practical design thinking. Her work spans branding, packaging, game design, and illustration, always centered on building cohesive, thoughtful visual systems across digital and print media.