Do you have visions for a sustainable society and are looking for support in implementing them?
Together, we create possible sustainable futures.
We accompany you from the idea generation to realization. With creative-empathetic methods, we identify needs, design courageous solutions, and consider all actors – whether human, plant, or technology. Our approach is cooperative, critical, and holistic.
In projects for common good, we focus particularly on projects that strengthen social values. Examples include the communication strategy for ecological film series and the development of workshop formats on sustainability. Our work in education reflects our deep connection with the community. Among our favorite topics in our projects are the digitalization of funding plans, digital conference centers, and virtual platforms for doctoral candidates.
The Together-at-home cards is an interactive, didactic card game designed to facilitate and enrich digital webinars for participants and trainers alike.
Based on observations, interviews and participatory workshops, we developed a holistic communication strategy for a film festival that was target group-specific ensured its success and wider resonance.
Sitting around discussing climate crises can be oppressively disengaging. So, for the ARUA Climate Change and Inequalities Symposium, we wanted to give participants some agency with an innovative audio walk. It actively gets conference participants out of their seats and on their feet by illustrating the challenges of climate change and global inequality with various narratives embedded in the surroundings. By combining a unique auditory experience with a relaxing stroll, audio walks can boost engagement and a feeling of agency.
We develop suitable methods tailored to your needs for each project. Here you will find a small selection:
Methods
The needs analysis in the design process can include various methods, such as interviews, surveys, observations, and user feedback. By analyzing this information, we can better understand what users want, what challenges they face, and how the design solution might respond to these
Context analysis is a method used to understand and evaluate the various external and internal factors that influence a particular situation or decision. It examines social, cultural, economic and technological factors to provide a comprehensive understanding of the surrounding framework in which a product, service or user interface is used. By analysing the context, we can better understand how our design decisions work in the real environment.
Stakeholder analysis is a set of methods for identifying, analysing and visualising the various players (stakeholders) involved in a particular project, company or initiative. The aim is to develop a comprehensive understanding of the interest groups and to clarify their relationships with each other as well as their potential influence. The method typically involves creating a graphical representation, often in the form of a map or matrix, on which the different stakeholders are placed according to their importance, interests and influence.
Methods
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Alex is head of strategy at KITE. He possesses extensive expertise in the area of concept development and design methodology of User Experience Design, and he integrates this into KITE's project work. Against the backdrop of digitalized networking and assisting technologies, he primarily addresses audience- and context-oriented design in his work. This includes intelligent services, mixed reality, and machine learning technologies, as well as cross-platform interaction and GUI design.