On this episode we discuss what makes a website design work, understanding the clients positioning within the market and being selective with budgets you work with. We also briefly touch on our thoughts on if software such as Webflow endangers web developers.

On this episode we discuss Dave’s Glastonbury performance featuring Alex, Thiago Silva’s response on twitter, how it became the highlight of the whole festival and the impact it went on to have on social media and major outlets.

On this episode we discuss our experience with procrastination when attempting to start a project, possible reasons and solutions to overcoming this problem. We also look at how product design is evolving and the relationship it has with Apps.

On this episode we discuss what has been going on in Sudan and why we feel major news outlets such as the BBC are not doing enough to inform the public. We also look at how news as a medium is designed to keep certain information from us but how us as creatives can use our platforms and skill sets to raise awareness in times like this.

On this episode we discuss if storytelling is important when creating a brand and does the end user think it is important. We also attempt to decipher Skepta’s latest album “Ignorance Is Bliss” artwork and how the correlated music videos use storytelling effectively.

On this episode we discuss whether creatives should be more open about showing their work to fellow creatives for feedback and if receiving feedback from a non creative is actually beneficial. We also look at how feedback in general can affect the final outcome in both a positive and negative way.

On this episode we are joined by our first guest Joao, we talk about virtual assistants such as Amazon’s Alexa and Apple’s Siri. Most importantly are we being spied on and what are they doing with the data? We also get an inside scoop on Sky and Google’s new partnership and how it is going to change how we view TV ads. Lastly we briefly talk about the news surrounding Huawei and 5G.

On this episode we briefly talk about the Content-Aware Fill in the latest After Effects update. We also speak about whether music artist should be held accountable for the visual content they put out and should we as consumers be expressing our concerns more?

On this episode we take a break from the controversial points and have a laid back episode covering a range of topics from lazy designers to social media meme accounts and a follow up from last episodes creative business discussion.

On this episode we discuss if designers should receive the same level of acknowledgement and royalties when producing album artwork, understanding what the design will be used for and making it clear in the contract. Lastly we briefly touch on whether design school should be teaching the business side of being creative.