DLT Portfolio Category: Exhibition stand design

  • Can you imagine if Green didn’t mean Go?

    Can you imagine if Green didn’t mean Go?

    One of the first green symbols we learn as children is that ‘Green Means Go’. Traffic lights are a cross-cultural symbol that are learned at a very young age. Imagine the chaos if traffic lights were different colours in different countries. Let’s explore our beloved green.

  • Get ahead by knowing the design process – why each step is there

    Get ahead by knowing the design process – why each step is there

    A good design project doesn’t just need a brief and a deadline, it needs a shared understanding of what happens between the two. Get ahead by knowing what’s coming, when decisions are needed, and where delays tend to creep in. When both sides know what to expect, projects run more smoothly.

  • Great content yet generic presentation: how to close the gap

    Great content yet generic presentation: how to close the gap

    Great content deserves a presentation that does it justice. But there’s often a gap between the quality of the thinking and the quality of the visual output and in a world where attention is hard-won, that gap matters. This article walks through the hidden design decisions behind every well-crafted infographic.

  • Is your website outdated? Signs it’s time for a website refresh

    Is your website outdated? Signs it’s time for a website refresh

    Your website may have been serving you well for three, four, maybe five years. But a website needs to be kept current. And if neglected for a few years, it may no longer represent where you are today. Maybe it needs a subtle upgrade.

  • Simple Creative Thinking Techniques (No Special Skills Required)

    Simple Creative Thinking Techniques (No Special Skills Required)

    Sometimes you know you need a fresh perspective, but your brain feels stuck in the same old groove. You’ve tried thinking harder. You’ve tried thinking longer. But the same predictable solutions keep bubbling up. Here’s the thing: creative thinking isn’t about forcing your brain to work differently. It’s about giving it permission to wander.