07/05/11 by Mel Lim | business, tools, webinars/ white paper | No Comments »
In this webinar, it’s founder Mel Lim revealed how her studio and team create designs through strategies and methodologies that are unique to each of the brands and businesses they serve. Read more →
02/14/11 by Mel Lim | business, tools | No Comments »
Our client Angela Yeh from Yeh IDeology recently did an interview podcast with Peter Clayton on a topic that I think will be useful to all designers + business peeps on how creative talents are driving business success.. Read more →
10/29/10 by Mel Lim | business, tools, webinars/ white paper | No Comments »
Designers often blame clients for not “understanding design” or not getting “us designers”. We blame them for being under-paid, under-valued, treating us like slave labour… Read more →
10/06/10 by Mel Lim | business, tools, webinars/ white paper | No Comments »
Many designers, including myself, have often blamed clients for not “understanding design” or not getting “us designers.” We blame them for everything, from under-paying, under-valuing, to treating us like third world labor. Read more →
06/22/10 by Mel Lim | business, conferences, tools | 2 Comments »
This is my 3rd DMI conference. What can I say? I LOVE THEM!
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06/21/10 by Mel Lim | business, rants, tools | No Comments »
A couple weeks ago, Joe and I attended the local SD TechCrunch Meetup at Karl Straus in the Sorrento Valley Tech Center, organized by Vipul Bahety of Qualcomm. Read more →
04/28/10 by Mel Lim | business, events, tools | No Comments »
Yesterday, I was excited to attend a workshop on strategy innovation. It’s because this workshop is NOT in my usual San Francisco area. Read more →
05/10/09 by Mel Lim | tools | No Comments »
Many times, people often think designers are too “crazy” or that we have no “focus” or we play too much. Or we are not serious enough for “business talk”. Watching this reminds me of why I love design + business and how I can still be me. Do some of these exercises from Tim Brown, IDEO. A corporate office does not have to be serious at all as innovation stems from a lot of play.
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01/26/09 by Mel Lim | tools | No Comments »
It’s been a while since we’ve posted some new discovery. We’ve been so caught up with the January events of ’09. First Joe and I had to finish up our 2009 new year resolutions, which turn out to be more like long to-do list than resolutions.
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