45royale Blog

After working with hundreds of people and companies over the past decade, we have a pretty firm grasp of the agency/client relationship.

45royale has had two offices over the past 12 years. At the beginning, these spaces were temples. Unlimited potential filled with Ikea furniture where we could gather, create, and express ourselves.

In Part 1 of our design usability series, we explored how to improve products through aesthetics, consistency, and balancing signal-to-noise ratio.

For almost 12 years we've been helping clients build products.

We’ve been mentoring a lot of junior designers lately and they've been practically begging us for client presentation ideas. In fact, an overwhelming majority admit that they still aren't comfortable when it's time to pitch their work to clients.

Over the past few years, creating a style guide for new web projects has become an important part of our process.

Here's a common scenario. You work at a mid to large size company. You're the lead on a team that's tasked with hiring a design and development partner to work on your new website and application.

When people find out that our entire team works remotely, it tends to raise eyebrows.