
How Architech Gave Back During Digital For Good 2020
While every business needs to turn a profit, the most successful companies also transcend the bottom line by serving the community in ways that reflect their higher purpose.
While every business needs to turn a profit, the most successful companies also transcend the bottom line by serving the community in ways that reflect their higher purpose.
Design Ethics – perhaps the biggest buzzword tearing its way through the Design community. For good reason, as it underpins how we [should] think about products and services…
As designers, we spend a lot of time coming up with solutions that will move people to action. In this blog, we exploring transferable skills that can be leveraged in the design strategy process to streamline the research process and strengthen client work.
We recently hit CTRL+ALT+REFRESH on our brand and logo. Take a behind the scenes look at the different elements that went into the process.
Learning never goes out of style.
We believe that by involving the client early and often, we end up with a better outcome and allows us to create the right product, faster.
On July 19th at 1PM, join Jan Scholz (Senior Data Scientist) and Molly Puddister (Senior Interaction Designer) as they explore the intersection of data and design.
While a quick Google search will pull up hundreds of team development activities for you to choose from, here are four activities tried and tested by the Architech team
The new dotCMS 4.0 intuitive interface means your team can be more efficient and productive.
Our brand has served us well, but it was time to evolve our look and feel to match the dynamic work we’re doing with our clients and partners.
Some of our strategists and designers touch on what they found most valuable at this year’s Service Design Canada conference.
Key takeaways from CanUX – an event created for people who want to learn and share their expertise about user experience.
We taught the girls about creative strategy, the importance of accessible design, and how to account for different user needs.