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When engaging a designer, clients will usually first ask about the price of the project. But there are better and more important questions to ask first.

So, a 21-day lock-down was announced for Malawi last night. Work from home is now inevitable for many workers. Do our organisational setups and cultures allow for and encourage remote, collaborative working? Do our employees have the necessary skills and tools for such? How ready is your team? If your team has the ability to

Last week I looked at how teams can avoid death by meetings. I also waxed lyrical about Asana and how they help with team productivity. But Asana can be beneficial for both teams and individuals. See the two images below. The first picture shows a basic Asana structure of how teams, projects and tasks are

Let’s talk about meetings (if you’re Malawian, you know). I have a slight dislike for meetings, some of them. Well, actually most of them. Planning meetings. Project update meetings. Event management meetings. And yes, just a slight dislike. Why? Because there are better ways to plan, organise, collaborate and update teams without physically meeting. Online.

Most people are now browsing the web via their mobile phones. A look at your analytics data will clearly show that. We have these devices on us all the time. If you have not optimised your website yet, you may have a long list of frustrated site visitors. So what should you pay attention to

If you are on the market for a website, it is best you know what you are looking for. You may not know exactly what you want your site to look like or know certain technical aspects but you should have a basic wish list. Something like “My website’s main feature should be a showcase

Teams can transform the way they work by adopting the right collaboration tools. Say bye to countless physical meetings and endless emails.