HUMAN CENTERED DESIGN

Over the past few years we have designed and built several things: more than 80 websites, an outdoor seating system, 5 paper magazines, 7 digital magazines, an indoor lamp and 3 outdoor lamps, a gazebo for organic markets, a modular micro-home that can accommodate up to 4 people (6 for emergencies), 4 formats for TV programs and a web-fiction, 7 bread formats and 6 pasta formats.

And also: a wooden fixture kit system, a standing catering plate, 4 vertical social networks, the business model for 30 startups, a CED, a bookstore and an internet café, a cafeteria and 3 restaurants, the furniture of 5 offices and a coworking space, a home system to recover fallen leaves as fuel.

And also: 5 office tables, a folding table for events, a workbench that can be disassembled in 3 minutes, a modular workstation for mobile workers, a modular agenda and an agenda academy, four business games, the branding of 30 companies, 13 events, 20 software applications including 5 for mobile, more than 200 cooking recipes, a leavening cell for baking.

In short, we see Design as a continuum in which there is no real boundary between physical and virtual, digital and analog, product and service. A continuum in which we move by applying Design Thinking and Service Design with advanced methods and techniques derived from years of design and implementation experience, and using available technologies.

If you would like to better understand how this is possible and how Maple can be your partner, let's talk. Contact us at our:
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