What did your city look like 50, 100 or even 200 years ago? How has it changed? Take a dive into a unique collection of maps and aerial photos of the Netherlands. We’re very happy to announce the launch of the renewed Topotijdreis.
A year ago we revived Studio Wolf, today we are excited to present our new logo.
Good to know: we talk in Dutch. This episode we will talk about our development guidelines while building Studio Wolf Maps.
Maps with many point often use clusters to show dense spots. Sometimes to the frustration of the user. When should you cluster? And what are the alternatives?
For years I presented new concepts on location at the customer’s office. It often happened that I had to give the presentation several times, because someone from another department also wanted to be informed. Until 2020.
Are we able to do this? What if our ideas don’t work? In addition to conquering a place in a new market, you also have to conquer you own mind. A few suggestions for keeping a quiet mind in uncertain times.
Choose a focus, determine your habit(s) and build a system. That’s the core of starting habits. The tricky part is to keep it up, but some guidelines can help.
What is the similarity between the city and a digital product? It is difficult for new people to find their way. As a designer of digital products, it is a challenge to empathize with new users. To help yourself getting started, imagine your product as a big unknown city.
Good to know: we talk in Dutch. This episode we talk about product launches, deadlines and overdrive.
Many maps suffer from noise. Too much elements are shown which does not contribute to the purpose of the map. I talk about the origin of this problem and how we can reduce the noise.
Good to know: we talk in Dutch. This episode we will talk about reopening Studio Wolf after a five year break.
Twelve years ago we started our design agency Studio Wolf. Seven years later, it came to an end. The years after teached us valuable lessons.