design tools 4k7bi4qdshk presented by brandpad how to create a compelling case study with studi 42181999

# Presented by Brandpad: how to create a compelling case study, with Studio Dumbar and Studio Nari Source: https://www.are.na/block/42181999 Channel: https://www.are.na/channels/design-tools-4k7bi4qdshk {'markdown': 'I think a case study is for potential new clients, the client you are delivering to and your team. For new clients, it is an opportunity for them to visually window shop, see what your capabilities are and understand your design flare and aesthetic as a studio. For the client whose work is being showcased, it gives them designed assets that can be used in their own rebrand showcase and allows them to establish their new brand with their client. Finally, for the design team, it’s a great opportunity to archive a project as something that can be referenced in the future as well as feel like they gain closure from the project.', 'html': '<p>I think a case study is for potential new clients, the client you are delivering to and your team. For new clients, it is an opportunity for them to visually window shop, see what your capabilities are and understand your design flare and aesthetic as a studio. For the client whose work is being showcased, it gives them designed assets that can be used in their own rebrand showcase and allows them to establish their new brand with their client. Finally, for the design team, it’s a great opportunity to archive a project as something that can be referenced in the future as well as feel like they gain closure from the project.</p>', 'plain': 'I think a case study is for potential new clients, the client you are delivering to and your team. For new clients, it is an opportunity for them to visually window shop, see what your capabilities are and understand your design flare and aesthetic as a studio. For the client whose work is being showcased, it gives them designed assets that can be used in their own rebrand showcase and allows them to establish their new brand with their client. Finally, for the design team, it’s a great opportunity to archive a project as something that can be referenced in the future as well as feel like they gain closure from the project.'}