Design is a lab.
Learn. Un-learn. Re-learn. Repeat.
Design is a lab.
Learn. Un-learn. Re-learn. Repeat.
Design is a practice. Not a deliverable.
Design thinking is a journey to solve problems and uncover hidden opportunities for any business, organization, or idea. Using methods customized for your unique challenges, you can validate and develop rapidly, improve with research, and promote a culture of limitless creativity for your teams.
Featured Work
Featured Work
CREATE.io
Motion graphics
Visual FX
Video/Audio editing
Content strategy
Marketing
TEDx
Motion graphics
Open/Titles
Visual FX
CAPSTONE
C4ISR
UX/UI
Design research
Prototype
DC HEALTH LINK
Concept design
UX/UI
Web design
Prototype
Rapid iteration
OVERACHIEVER MEDIA
Motion graphics
Video/Audio editing
Brand development
Business development
Marketing
MOTIONLABS.CO
StartUp
Brand strategy
Content development
Logo design
Motion graphics
LINKPAD
Concept design
UX/UI
Prototype
AOL: GATHR
Information architecture
UX/UI design
E-commerce
Marketing
DISCOVER MUSIC
UX/UI
Mobile/Tablet
Android OS
View more of our work on these sites:
Creativity
Creativity
Compassion is the new creativity.
Nic DiPalma at TEDx Lewisburg 09/26/2014
Other speaking events include:
Designing Your Identity
June 2016/2017
One Metric That Matters
December 2014
Developing a Lean Brand Strategy
June 2013
Commencement Address
June 2012
Opportunity
Opportunity
Opportunity is a moment you create
or a moment that creates you.
We've worked with start-ups and non-profits, foundations and think-tanks, global brands and government agencies - each with a unique story to share with the world. We'll help you discover the best creative strategies to meet your needs today and prepare you for the moments of tomorrow.
Our client/project history includes:
“Nic is simply one of the most talented designers I’ve ever had the pleasure to work with. His creations are consistently stunning, effective and useable. More importantly, Nic is a great collaborator.”
Discover your Lean Brand.
Brand strategy is never finished and always looking for ways to improve. This Lean Brand Worksheet walks you through the basic elements for your "minimum viable brand." Learn, un-learn, and re-learn how to connect with your audience.