year-in-review 2022 Wrapped-up: Earning Designs Year-in-Review 2022 was a year of transformation for us! We at Earning Designs want to start by thanking our clients and the team who have been part of this exciting journey.
B2C UX How UX Research is Helping Startups Build the Right Product Have you ever wondered why some products have became as colossal as they are today? What is the secret that enabled them to succeed but not many others? Let us
corporate video Event Branding, Brand Design strategy and marketing videos for corporate companies It was a wonderful supporting Redington's growth journey with our branding & event design strategies.
Bengaluru All new learning for the future, started with a milestone, Earning Design's new workspace Earning Designs, with all new workspace.
Brand Experience Design strategy for the future of Blockchain based Self-sovereign Identity Micro animations help to simplify the explanation of future blockchain technology like Self-sovereign identity to business decision makers.
Brand Experience How do you explain an EV product which is new to market? It was an incredible journey of research to understand the world of EV Charging solutions.
Brand Experience Typography is an art. Good typography IS art! In our previous post we spoke about how colour palettes affect the brand mood. Want to know what role typography plays in creating a brand mood? Read on…
UI Development Enhance User Engagement with Micro Animations! Each animation in an interface tells a micro story, and as a user encounters more and more animations throughout your site or product...
UX Research Why is User Research Important in Product Design? 70% of enterprise CEO’s see UX as a competitive differentiator. After all, UX is all about creating customized product experiences. The speciality of user research is that it mostly ends up in discovering the unknown needs of the users and thereby lays a foundation for stronger Product Design.
Brand Experience 5 X’s to derive UX strategy. Owl’s eye vision of UX strategy works for your product design. Classify it into five X’s. CX, CXO, BOX, BOXO, and BX.
