Beautiful Brand Product Design | Krazy Media

Brand Product Design

The objective of our business is to help build a world where great brand product design creates a better, more fulfilling and sustainable future for everyone. As for brand product design, we offer support to start-ups as well as small businesses.

Our vision is a world designed for good

Through brand product design and experiences that provide value to individuals, businesses, communities, and the planet, we are inspired to play a part in creating more shared value.

By keeping it honest and real, we put people first

The brand product design process is built around learning from failure (always) regardless of how messy it can be (sometimes) and how rewarding it can be (most of the time).

Not all products are worthy of existence.

A brand product design business turning away clients and projects might seem controversial given the events of the last 18 months, but we have grown accustomed to saying no to projects we don’t believe in.

The Design Process: De-bunking

In most cases, what works for one client would not work for another because every project is different. Every client has a different budget. All these variables mean that every project is different. In order to meet the particular brief, we need to constantly adapt the way we work.

Choose Krazy as your brand product design team

1 We get physical

In addition to using brand product design, random bits of stuff, cardboard, blue foam, 3D printing, and whatever else we can get our hands-on, we prototype often and as much as the project budget allows.

2 Improvements are incremental

Breaking down a large problem into smaller parts will let you accomplish your goals. This method will also help you to focus on what is really important to the brand product design, and what doesn’t.

3 Whiteboards vs paper vs digital

When we are standing around pointing at a rough sketch we usually solve problems faster than any other method. We just find that it works for us. Here’s the key point: we don’t get paid to draw or sketch; we get paid to solve problems. That’s our goal.

4 Find out who makes things by talking to them

In order to understand how best to construct parts, potential manufacturers will need to be involved as early as possible. You will also be able to get a sense of costs from an early stage, which is crucial to the development of any new product.

5 How fast does the boat go with it?

When working on a fixed budget and tight schedule, everything you do must contribute to the project goals. Avoid rabbit holes and review your progress on a regular basis if you feel you are heading off course.

6 Don't assume we have all the answers

In most cases, we work in new industries that require a steep learning curve, unless it is repeat work from a current client. Since portraying ourselves as experts would be naive and arrogant, we will stick to what we are good at; asking questions and observing user behaviour.