Let’s call this Episode 4. This time it’s just me, Liz Flyntz, Director of UX, and Alex Asianov President of DOOR3. We discuss whether the ideal RFP (request for proposals) exists or whether the format is doomed to confuse and frustrate vendors, while failing to address client needs and clarify project requirements. We ponder existential questions such as: how are RFPs made on the client side? What are RFPs really trying to do, anyway? What if RFPs didn’t even exist???
Enterprise Design System: All the Basics You Need to Know Creating consistency in branding and content across the net is a daunting task for many enterprises. Moreover, the pace of...
“Our clients are confused and complain to us.” “The website is frustratingly slow.” “And, it looks dated.” “While our competitors look modern and rank higher.” “We are losing business!” Businesses...
To showcase the strength of our design capabilities and to practice what we preach, we’ve launched a fresh DOOR3 website using our new in-house design system roadmap. After having crafted...
