Meeting You Where You Are
Clients rarely come to Sparkbox with a blank slate. We meet clients exactly where they are and help them move forward from there.
Written by Katie Jennings
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Questions or Answers?
Successful projects begin not with detailed requirements, but with honest questions about real challenges. These uncertainties aren’t obstacles; they’re opportunities. It’s our job to help you discover the answers. Come curious. That’s where the magic happens.
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Why Culture Matters
Learn more about how team culture may be the not-so-hidden factor that can make the difference between good and great for your project.
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Building Buy-in at the University of Georgia: Interview with Nancy Byron
In this interview, learn first-hand how one department at UGA developed a design system that could impact the entire university after gaining buy-in from other departments.
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Case Study: Lessons Learned from Design System Culture
Internal team culture can make or break a project—especially a design system. In this case study, learn about the challenges we faced working with a disconnected culture to jump-start a design system.
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The Odd One Out: 3 Things to Think About When You’re the Non-Techie in the Room
It can be tough being the tech amateur in a room full of tech-savvy developers, designers, and engineers. But you’re there for a reason. One Sparkboxer has spent her entire career being that person in that room and she’s got some advice on how to effectively communicate with your tech talking team.
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Choosing a Product Champion
Sparkbox was hired by a large company to develop a design system to support their many initiatives. Unfortunately, the chosen Product Champion was not positioned for success. We have recommendations on how you can avoid pitfalls like these.
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Client Journey: Onboarding, Iteration, and Offboarding
“What’s it like to work with Sparkbox?” is a question that we’re often asked. Learn about our three-step process of onboarding clients, defining shared goals, removing roadblocks, and setting up our clients for ongoing success when we part ways.
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Creative Problem-Solving
Every web development project and project team is different. Here are five creative problem-solving techniques we use to tackle web projects.
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Evaluate and Improve Your Development Processes
We’ve created a Development Capabilities Assessment that will help you perform your own evaluation of your organization’s development practices.
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