Customizing WooCommerce | Kandace Brigleb

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Photo courtesy of Waring Abbot / Getty Images

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Every room you walk into is better because you are there. “

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Make every room you walk into better because you are there. “

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Roasted coffee, at a certain point, has reached this parity where we’re getting coffee from the same importers, so a lot of us are roasting very similarly. It really comes down to which lifestyle brand you want to purchase or which local brand you want to represent. “ Brian Jones, Creative Director AKA Coffee

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Make every project you join better because you are there. “

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WHY

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COFFEE COFFEE

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COFFEE

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COFFEE

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We consume experiences directly with other people. And after they’re gone, they’re part of the stories that we tell to one another.” Dr. Thomas Gilovich, Cornell University Psychology Professor “

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COFFEE

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COFFEE

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COFFEE

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O WHY WHO

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TRADITIONAL WEB PROCESS

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WEB DESIGN: A LINEAR PROCESS

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WEB DESIGN: DISCOVERY DISCOVERY

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WEB DESIGN: STRUCTURE STRUCTURE DISCOVERY

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WEB DESIGN: DESIGN STRUCTURE DESIGN DISCOVERY

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WEB DESIGN: DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE DESIGN DEVELOP DISCOVERY

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WEB DESIGN: LAUNCH STRUCTURE DESIGN DEVELOP LAUNCH DISCOVERY

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STRUCTURE MILESTONE DESIGN MILESTONE DEVELOPMENT   MILESTONE LAUNCH MILESTONE

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STRUCTURE MILESTONE DESIGN MILESTONE DEVELOPMENT   MILESTONE LAUNCH MILESTONE BILL BILL BILL BILL

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STRUCTURE MILESTONE DESIGN MILESTONE DEVELOPMENT   MILESTONE LAUNCH MILESTONE

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STRUCTURE MILESTONE DESIGN MILESTONE DEVELOPMENT   MILESTONE LAUNCH MILESTONE

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STRUCTURE MILESTONE DESIGN MILESTONE DEVELOPMENT   MILESTONE LAUNCH MILESTONE

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DESIGN THINKING

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DESIGN THINKING:   A NON-LINEAR PROCESS Ideate Prototype Test Define Empathize

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Empathize DESIGN THINKING Ideate Prototype Test Define Empathize

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CULTURAL RELATAVISM

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To be Interesting, be Interested. Dale Carnegie “

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Define DESIGN THINKING Ideate Prototype Test Define Empathize

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It’s not “design a chair.” It’s “create a way to suspend a person”.

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Ideate DESIGN THINKING Ideate Prototype Test Define Empathize

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Q: How many designers   does it take to screw in   a lightbulb?

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A: Why a lightbulb? Q: How many designers   does it take to screw in   a lightbulb?

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rtesy Death to Stock

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WANDER

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It is only in still water that we can see.

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LISTS

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Prototype DESIGN THINKING Ideate Prototype Test Define Empathize

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Test DESIGN THINKING Ideate Prototype Test Define Empathize

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DESIGN THINKING:   CONNECTIONS Ideate Prototype Test Define Empathize Learn about users through testing

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DESIGN THINKING:   CONNECTIONS Tests create new ideas for the project Ideate Prototype Test Define Empathize

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DESIGN THINKING:   CONNECTIONS Tests reveal insights that redefine the problem Ideate Prototype Test Define Empathize

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DESIGN DEADLINE DEVELOPMENT DEADLINE SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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DESIGN DEADLINE DEVELOPMENT DEADLINE SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

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ROAST REPORTS

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FOUR BARREL

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Bonus points for a unique online shop organized around specific flavor notes rather than country, helping drinkers dial in something that fits their personal taste. THRILLIST “

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PHOTO A couple years ago, we were designing a new website for a coffee roaster. The main requirements of the job primarily had to do with how the site should look and feel on the front end. We still asked to check in with the fulfillment team and noticed that they were taking all orders for the day and manually calculating how much coffee to roast. It was a pretty laborious process. We suggested building in a roast report that would tally up the orders and print out a total that needed to be roasted. This was a fairly simple solution, but also made the team work much more efficiently. You better believe that, regardless of how beautiful the website was on the front, it was considered a success in the packaging room. And that positivity permeates throughout the organization.

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Photo by Stumptown Coffee Roasters

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LITERARY ARTS

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What is the one thing that would make this project successful for YOU?

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O WHY WHO

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Team Engagement

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TEAM A

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CLIENT TEAM B

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TEAM A

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Work Together Everyone Designs All Voices Are Heard

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Work Together

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WEB DESIGN: A LINEAR PROCESS STRUCTURE DESIGN DISCOVERY

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WEB DESIGN: A LINEAR PROCESS STRUCTURE DESIGN DEVELOP DISCOVERY

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Everyone Designs

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People think it’s this veneer – that the designers are handed this box and told:  “Make it look good!” That’s not what we think design is. It’s not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. STEVE JOBS “

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Anyone who influences what the design becomes is the designer. “ Jared Spool

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All Voices Heard

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In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, in the expert’s minds there are few. Shunryu Suzuki “ Photo courtesy of San Francisco Zen Center

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SAKÉONE

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Mt. Fuji Mt. Hood

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We will ultimately be judged on how successful a project was, not whether we were the ones with the good ideas.

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LA MARZOCCO

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The whole experience felt so fresh and new, they thought it was a new machine. Scott Callendar, La Marzocco “ Photo courtesy of La Marzocco