For our clients, it is almost impossible to see their own service through the eyes of the people who use it. They know it too well. Their teams know the shortcuts, the hidden logic, the internal language — all the things real users never see.
We approach every service experience as if we are encountering it for the first time — because this is the only way to find what truly needs to change. A service can only improve if its designers are willing to return, again and again, to a beginner’s mind.
That is where all meaningful service improvement begins.
• Service Design for Seniors
• Service Design for Healthcare
• Service Design for IoT & Connected Environments
We design services where technology serves people — not the other way around.
The digital world and physical world don’t always get along well. When digital products - apps, web sites, smart devices - are expected to perform in physical environments—hospitals, homes, public offices, senior living spaces—they require a more careful kind of design. A design that accounts for space, place, time, and of course, people and technology.
A service is not an app. A service is everything that happens between people, places, systems, and tools. We align how digital and physical touchpoints work so they behave as one coherent experience.
What is "Service Design"?
Service design is..
1. Untangling the entire service experience - everything your customers see and do online and in the real world.
2. Understanding how everything in your digital footprint & your physical spaces interacts - or fails to interact - to deliver the service.
3. Re-envisioning the whole service ecosystem - digital and physical - as a more coherent, efficient, and better experience.