Supplejack's design research and service design expertise is strongly oriented to experience-based design and to collaborative (co-design) projects.

What do you gain?

You gain these benefits from working with us. 

A well-executed project
Our project set-up helps you identify the best ways to work to meet your needs.

An audit of your opportunities
Our audits help you assess your existing offering and identify key problem areas, improvements and opportunities. 

Understanding what your users need and want
We use a range of design research methods to help you learn more and create solutions quickly and effectively.

A blueprint for managing your offering
Our blueprints tell you what your users want to experience, how they want this to work, and how you might best achieve this.

A strategy for developing your offering
We help you develop your strategy and plan for launch and management.
 

A dashboard for ensuring you are on target

We help you build customised KPIs to manage your offering effectively.

How do we work on your challenges?

We help clients:

  • Define their challenge and the smartest approach to it
  • Discover insights and ideas
  • Design and test practical options
  • Deliver a workable solution within the organisation
  • Detect any important changes in performance through monitoring

How do we work with you?

Supplejack works with you to ensure you get:

  • A competent partner 
  • Exactly the information you need 
  • A collaborative, well-managed process 
  • A cost- and time-effective result 

Simplify

The briefing and reporting phases of a design research project are critical. Here are two tools to help you manage them.

How do I develop a design research brief?
The briefing is the first step in setting up a relationship with a good design researcher and scoping the project. You can download a guide to the briefing step here.

How do  I plan a design research report?
Much is learned and much changes during a design research project. The design research report documents the insights, ideas, solutions and decisions arising during the project. You can download a guide to planning the reporting step here.

 

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