We adopted a previous step to wireframing in Z1, a system that allows us to see the map of an app from a bird’s eye view to achieve the best results. Now we are sharing a blockframes starter kit on Figma for you. Use it to boost your design process! — Designing a digital product can be summed up in a very simple idea: create an intelligent, logical, and practical itinerary through which the users can achieve their needs without getting lost.

We worked together with influencers Mimi and Alex Ikonn to craft a beautiful app to help you set goals and track your progress in order to achieve a better lifestyle. — “Greatness is a lot of small things done well. Day after day, workout after workout, obedience after obedience, day after day.” These are the inspiring words of former professional American football player, New York Times best-selling author, and motivational speaker Ray Lewis.

Before programming, I was a designer. A lifetime before that, I studied fine arts. Many things have changed, but my love for books has never changed, also as physical objects, of worship, of desire. — I think my love for books has to do with my interest in languages, which has been constant in all the professions I’ve had in my life. The notion of language is fundamental in visual arts, design, and programming.

To get to a successful product launch in a competitive market, user experience research activities are crucial. We had Stuart Winchester, CEO and founder of the insurtech startup Marble, and also Adi Sundar, CTO, to cover how they did it. — We cover from why self-awareness is important in anything, but especially if you’re going to start to invest real dollars into building a digital product, to how to pivot when you realize you are not tackling your target audience’s main pain point.

We’re very excited to introduce you to Lessons from Digital Crafting, a brand-new podcast where we meet with founders to review their journey of developing an early idea into a real product launch. — Our hope with these conversations is that you learn something new as we demystify the journey from Zero to One, so join us for insightful tips and inspiring stories! We are sure we can help you navigate the path to building better digital products.

One of the problems why there are not more women in the technology sector is the lack of references, they said. This International Women’s Day, we introduce you to some of our female team members. Brilliant professionals with different roles and backgrounds but the same career fulfillment, who we asked to encourage and inspire other women to pursue their vocational dreams. — Alejandra Román is Z1’s COO. She graduated in telecommunication engineering and has worked at major multinationals such as BMW or Dyson. At Z1 she spends her days collaborating with other colleagues to transform the studio and help everyone thrive.

We designed a synthetic and clean logo back in 2019 that works as a proof of concept for the brand. — WeCommerce, publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange, is a founder-friendly group of Shopify veterans looking for great opportunities to invest in, partner with, and buy like-minded companies. It provides merchants with a suite of ecommerce software tools to start and grow their online stores.

We joined forces with GoalBased Investors (GBI) to create Lasso, a gamified platform that brings consumers and financial advisors together through two interconnected apps, each with its own customized experience. — It’s been almost two years since the coronavirus recession began. Today, around half of all non-retired adults in the United States say the economic consequences of the pandemic will make it harder for them to achieve their financial goals, according to a recent Pew Research Center study. …

The internet has become so interconnected with us that we can now barely imagine a world without it. However, social, political, and economic flaws still need to be addressed. Will dApps be the answer to building a better internet? We’ll walk you through the fundamentals. — Web 1.0 “I have no desire to be a part of the internet”. These were the now infamous words of NBC anchor Katie Couric on the Today Show in 1994 when discussing the future and the potential of the World Wide Web-Web 1.0-with her fellow anchors. Ironically, she would later share the…