Case studies
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Carsharing app in pole position
The Graz start-up, carpoolmobility, has developed an app for private car sharing. However, a good idea alone does not guarantee a successful market entry. The entrepreneurs are worried about building their brand. Does their design convey their values? Do the target groups get the message? Does the branding properly utilize the “trend” of sustainability?
Learn moreLet there be (new) light
Georg Mähring skillfully stages lighting and light fixtures. The designer is currently in the process of developing a new lampshade. Since he works alone, Mr. Mähring wants a second expert opinion on his vision for the lampshade, as well as professional feedback. It is a well-known fact that two heads are better than one, and the designer is wary of unknowingly taking the wrong developmental path.
Learn moreSmart technology in cool packaging
With its smart safety bracelets for cyclists and e-scooter riders, Flasher has set a new standard in road safety. However, the team is worried about their packaging. What, from an expert point of view, is missing from their existing packaging?
Learn moreEveryday innovation
Yazan is brimming with innovative product ideas. One such vision is developing a portable bidet. The London student already has a reasonably clear picture in his head, but the actual product design still worries him. What should he watch out for?
Learn morePhoto art (even) online
With his camera, Ijob Brandstätter skillfully puts pictures and videos to film. Which design suits him and his art best? Which content should be included? His website’s illustrations are very dear to Mr. Brandstätter’s heart – but where can he find an illustrator with that certain creative spark?
Learn moreCreativity meets Usability
Mr. Neubauer is not sure that their site meets the requirements of his target groups in terms of both design and usability. Do the visitors feel well addressed? Do they find what they are looking for? Is it easy to book courses? Mr. Neubauer is particularly concerned about the design as creativity is artSIP’s primary focus – does the website convey this idea sufficiently?
Learn moreTurn B2B into B2C
Jürgen Neubauer’s current start-up, artSIP, which aims to facilitate broader access to arts and crafts workshops in Graz to spur creativity, is geared toward bigger business customers. However, he sees more potential from private customers and would like to convert or expand their services to B2C accordingly. But does this idea really have a future? When is the right time to implement a successful change?
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