Our approach.
Partners in Design
We believe that successful design outcomes start with understanding your needs, goals, and values, then works collaboratively to solve problems and create meaningful experiences for your users.
It’s true — we’re problem solvers as much as we are designers. We don’t simply make things look pretty, we want to understand the problem your business faces so that we can determine the best way forward. We’re also not shy - our curiosity leads us to challenge assumptions and ask questions about your business. In return, you’ll receive fresh ideas, great direction — and yes, a very “pretty” design.
We’ll also connect with you regularly so that we can discuss problems, give status updates, share ideas, and build friendships.
User Centered Design
Simply put, Chisel Design helps companies produce more compelling products for their customers. User centered design is an approach that focuses on being empathetic to people’s needs because it matches design to how people tend to think.
We create clear pathways to help them reach their desired outcomes, whether that’s finding information, completing a task, or making a purchase. Our goal is focused on creating experiences that are intuitive, easy to use, and effective at helping people find what they need.
The Unified Brand Experience
We work to present a consistent brand message and visual identity across every touchpoint and channel, giving your customers a seamless experience every time they interact with you.
That means branding elements like logo’s, typography, colors, and messaging are harmonized together across websites, social media, print, presentations, and all other customer-facing materials to form a singular brand experience. This helps you to establish trust and credibility with your target audience and leads to increased customer loyalty and advocacy.
Our uncomplicated design process.
We approach each project with a proven and flexible design and build formula that boils down to measure twice, cut once.
Our mindset is to think before acting, making sure everyone is on the same page through open communication and active collaboration. Each project is unique with its own requirements, timelines, and may require differing levels of execution at each stage.