A design, development, and branding studio creating delightful digital experiences.
Boston, MA
Joined October 2014
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As Fore Design approaches its fourth anniversary, we’ve decided to close down the consultancy. Read more about what @amyhparker and @dperrera are up to now: dribbble.com/shots/5212489-F…
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Hi. Would you mind taking a 30 second survey for me? I’d super appreciate it: dperrera.typeform.com/to/yts…
Red Sox Scores is back for 2018 but this year, rather than visualizing the final score of each game, we’ll be examining an entire month’s worth of data with a focus on understanding the team’s chances of making it to the postseason. Watch redsoxscores.com for updates!
A huge thank you to @midniteumbrella for the inspiration and copywriting help! xitter.gq/ForeDesignCo/status/97…
Red Sox Scores is back for 2018 but this year, rather than visualizing the final score of each game, we’ll be examining an entire month’s worth of data with a focus on understanding the team’s chances of making it to the postseason. Watch redsoxscores.com for updates!
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Via @ForeDesignCo: "It's no secret that we love a good map so we thought it would be a fun project to create one that showed what Boston's MBTA might look like if it included everything that didn't exist anymore or had yet to be built." buff.ly/2ukTpsA
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Amazing map of Boston's public transit Past, Present, and Proposed (but unbuilt) in the style of the London Underground from our friends at @ForeDesignCo buff.ly/2GpU68L
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Ever wondered what @MBTA Rapid Transit would look like if the system was made of all past, present, and proposed lines?
Yes? Then you should check out MBTA: Past, Present, and Proposed by the amazing @amyhparker: foredesign.co/journal/2018/m…
Or buy the print: foredesign.co/mbta/v1-poster
New Work: Branding, app design and development, and marketing site for Omnom, a purpose-built meal planning and grocery shopping app.
Sign up to beta test the app (omnom.xyz) or read the case study on our site (foredesign.co/work/omnom).
We recently completed the branding, app design and development, and marketing site for Omnom, a purpose-built meal planning and grocery shopping app. Read the case study on our site: foredesign.co/work/omnom
New Work! Branding, app design and development, and marketing site for Omnom, a purpose-built meal planning and grocery shopping app. Read the case study on our site: foredesign.co/work/omnom
The fourth and final step of our process is build.
Whether we’re building with React or Rails, we’ll make sure that our design is implemented flawlessly.
Learn about our process (foredesign.co/process) then get in touch to see how we can help with your project.
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Moodboards allow us to explore potential visual directions for the project and quickly determine exactly what feels unique to and right for the brand.
Learn more about our concept phase (foredesign.co/journal/2017/e…) or our entire process (foredesign.co/process).
Moodboards allow us to explore potential visual directions for the project and quickly determine exactly what feels unique to and right for the brand.
Learn more about our concept phase (foredesign.co/journal/2017/e…) or our entire process (foredesign.co/process).
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Our process includes a content-first approach and is rooted in the multi-platform nature of the web.
Step 2 is Strategy.
Learn more about our process (foredesign.co/process).
Our process includes a content-first approach and is rooted in the multi-platform nature of the web.
Step 2 is Strategy.
Learn more about our process (foredesign.co/process).
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Our process allows us to work in context and incorporate our clients into our team to add their expertise and offer feedback regularly.
Step 1 is Research.
Learn more about our research phase (foredesign.co/journal/2017/a…) or our entire process (foredesign.co/process).
Our process allows us to work in context and incorporate our clients into our team to add their expertise and offer feedback regularly.
Step 1 is Research.
Learn more about our research phase (foredesign.co/journal/2017/a…) or our entire process (foredesign.co/process).
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"As designers, our job is to understand problems and create appropriate solutions that can be quickly and clearly understood by others." - @ForeDesignCo
This is the best description of a designer's job I've seen like ever.