Apr 15

The design process behind Kicker’s new conference phone

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“Conference phones suck,” writes the San Francisco-based design firm Kicker Studio. “That’s why we designed our own.”

The development process of the Kicker Touchscreen Conference Phone consisted of six components: Research, Design Principles, Designing from the Inside-Out, Exploring Forms and Frameworks, Look and Feel, and Final Design. For those of you interested in process, they’ve laid it all out, with notes and explanations, on their website.

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