Bloomberg is a sprawling, billion-dollar enterprise, which creates a distinct problem if you're trying to explain what the company actually does. They do lots of things, ranging from law research to sports research for team managers ...READ MORE›
Bloomberg is a sprawling, multi billion-dollar enterprise, which creates a distinct problem if you're trying to explain what the company actually does. They do lots of things, ranging from law research to sports research for team ...READ MORE›
We've opined before about the pain of cord overload that makes our messenger bags look more like a vat of electronics spaghetti. But we still haven't found a winning solution for making our headphones behave while keeping them close ...READ MORE›
Kajsa Westman posted a larky infographic on Frog design’s blog that tries to settle, once and for all, the question that has vexed eco-minded hot-dog connoisseurs since time immemorial: Which is better for the environment, a bun or ...READ MORE›
A disruptive hypothesis is an intentionally unreasonable statement that gets your thinking flowing in a different direction. It’s kind of like the evolutionary biology theory of “punctuated equilibrium,” which states that ...READ MORE›
If your idea of a kick-ass jukebox is a hulking old thing with rusty trip levers, a disco ball, and every Jimmy Buffet album ever, then we entreat you to stop reading immediately. Because what Frog Design has done to the jukebox will ...READ MORE›
This past summer, Jan Chipchase, Frog Design's Executive Creative Director for Global Insights, ventured to Afghanistan to learn how the mobile money business is growing--and not growing--in the country. READ MORE›
My mind has been on Apple and particularly how they seem to consistently develop technology developed for their audience in ways that resonates in their lives. Apple understands underlying needs audiences might have and how to develop technologies that are intuitive to those audiences.READ MORE›
It's easy to forget the commitments you shared with family and friends in the fading hours of 2010. That's the trick with New Year's resolutions: They rarely stick for very long. We can often chalk these failures up to faults in ...READ MORE›
Here at Co.Design, we pride ourselves on being a house of many mansions. To that end, we’ve spent the past several months sharing the perspectives of some of the finest experts working in design, from Bruce Nussbaum on the dangers ...READ MORE›
This is the second post in a new series, produced by Frog Design, drawn from their publication, Design Mind. The theme of the current issue -- from which this essay is drawn -- is "And Now the Good News." It presents ideas flowing ...READ MORE›
Energy efficiency is becoming increasingly mainstream idea, but it has an image problem. The conservation movement has the World Wildlife Fund's panda, the cancer fighting movement has Lance Armstrong's "Livestrong" bracelets, and energy efficiency has...the Energy Star logo?READ MORE›
On Apple computers, there's almost no design feature quite as wide-reaching and ubiquitous as the iconography for Microsoft Office: 75% of all Mac owners use the software. Messing around with those icons isn't something Microsoft ...READ MORE›
Gadi Amit shares his own politically incorrect formula for sustainability: products that are beautiful, touch people emotionally—and don’t rust.READ MORE›
Today, Frog Design is opening the doors on a clever new form of design research: FrogMob, a website that presents open challenges--How do people tuck away power cords? How are bikes adapted for workplaces?--and allows anyone to submit ...READ MORE›
Alternative energy and the promise of clean, reliable power has an allure, but power meters and electric vehicle chargers aren't all that exciting. Frog design wants to change that.READ MORE›
How do information and communication technologies influence innovation in Africa? Robert Fabricant's third report from the World Economic Forum.READ MORE›
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