Design & Branding
The Science of Perception
This post reframes audience research through the DISC model—Red, Yellow, Green, and Blue—so you can spot behavioral patterns in your...

Great design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about influence. The Science of Perception explores how branding, visual identity, and user experience shape consumer behavior. From the psychology of color and typography to the subconscious impact of logo design and packaging, this section uncovers the hidden forces that drive brand perception. Whether you’re building a brand from scratch or refining an existing identity, these insights will help you craft a visual presence that resonates, builds trust, and drives engagement.

Designing a Brand for Both Buyers and Employees

Most brand work is either outward-facing (“What do customers think of us?”) or inward-facing (“How do we attract talent?”). The problem is that your buyers and your employees experience the same company. When the story

Accessibility as a Competitive Advantage, Not a Checklist

Accessibility is often treated as a late-stage checklist item, but it is one of the fastest ways to improve overall UX, expand your market, and build trust. This post reframes accessibility as a strategic advantage and walks through concrete, realistic ways to bake it into design, development, and content from day one.

The Hidden Cost of Off-Brand Design: A Behavioral Perspective

You don’t need a broken logo to break your brand. Off-brand design chips away at trust in ways most teams never notice—until conversion rates, engagement, or credibility quietly stall. Here’s what’s really happening beneath the surface.