As we start a collaborative dialogue, we want to frame the problem or opportunity within design to synthesize our understanding of your business and audience, your existing ideas and needs, and your competitors and landscape. Once we have framed the problem or opportunity in a visual way, we all have more creative freedom to think and design.

Building off of framing up the problem or opportunity, we can fill the frame with a collection of divergent insights, ideas, and images that together connect ideas into nuggets of inspiration. In the process, we may iterate on a collection of design concepts, wireframes, prototypes, or simple guiding visuals. Design thinking can connect collective input into inspirational strategy you can see.

We believe today’s multidimensional problems and opportunities require multidimensional input to synthesize solutions. We bring our designers' input to our business strategists and sophisticated developers to collaborate and converge toward the top ideas that have value. The best way to visualize concrete solutions is to design them, and, until you see the solution, it's hard to feel and evaluate what's best.