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Design Research Mastery helps you turn insights into real impact, step-by-step. Learn to plan, execute and advocate for qualitative discovery research that builds trust and transforms products and services.

This book urges designers and architects to reawaken the often-overlooked senses in design, which have faded due to underuse in spatial interactions. Designers and users will better understand and redefine a space or object, revealing new possibilities.

This book introduces the Bitsing method, a proven system for achieving long-term success. Through seven actionable steps, it helps business leaders make strategic decisions and build sustainable companies.

Revolutionary theory on services, diving into the DNA of services and vocalizing a framework that forms the foundation of each service.

Make creative connections with this memory game created by the minds of the bestselling Creative Thinker-series! Train your brain, have fun and be inspired!

This book blends traditional design fundamentals with new ideas, offering fresh perspectives on communication. A valuable resource for students and professionals, it looks towards the future of design.

Bring innovation to your organisation and transform your business for the better.

Nobody is born a leader - we grow to be one. Through self-development, guiding tasks and activities, and interdisciplinary theory, Leadership by Design will help you become the leader you’ve always believed you can be.

Blue is the New Black demystifies the process of how to make a fashion collection accessible for all levels. It’s a an A to Z of the whole fashion process of design, production and marketing. A reference guide, a buddy, a bible of who, what and where.

The Impact Plan is a detailed decision-making framework that guides industry professionals and academics to quickly assess the future impact of their creative projects.

The book is a critical look at the design world with its various design disciplines and how these have developed in the past 10 years. 'Made in China, Designed in California, Criticised in Europe' is for professional designers that care about design.

Reinventing Strategic Innovation delivers a bold blueprint for strategic innovation that blends design-based methods with powerful change theories to spark real transformation.

DESIGN ROADMAPPING is for anyone interested in design, strategy and innovation, and its wonderful combinations. For those who dare to create a future vision, frame the time pacing and map the pathways towards it.

You need an adventurous mindset in order to grow businesses that last. This book focuses on emerging practices at the intersection of business strategy, research and design.

Drawing people and interactions, highlights simple ways of drawing people, emotions and interactions.

Step into the ring with Rocky Balboa and Apollo Creed in the World Heavyweight Championship Bicentennial title fight. This puzzle depicts the big fight scene from Rocky greatest underdog, with the Italian Stallion in the ring.

This is the definitive and comprehensive guide for what you can do about climate change and to contribute to a better world.

Design Character helps the reader peel back their own layers, finding the ‘who’ at the centre of their design practices.

With beautiful illustrations, fast-matching gameplay and the chance to create stunning geometric artwork, the Play with Shapes Memory game has two different ways to play. Trigger your imagination!

Design Principles for Changing Minds and Behaviors

Did you ask someone a question today? Learn to ask questions like a pro with this new book by trend research-expert Els Dragt!

Creativity Works! gives you great instructions on successfully prototyping and selling your ideas, solutions and concepts. Let’s beat the robot and work happily ever after!

Unearth the fun with 'Rock Your Life'— a card deck for discovering the mystic and magical world of rocks and minerals.

After the worldwide success of Sketching and Sketching: the Basics the authors now shift their focus from ‘how to sketch’ to ‘why to sketch’.