When something as important (yet as simple) as color is left to chance, it is a missed opportunity to influence the way people understand your brand for years to come.
When something as important (yet as simple) as color is left to chance, it is a missed opportunity to influence the way people understand your brand for years to come.
If businesses can provide experiences that give the customer a sense of cultural pride and achievement, customers will not only feel better about themselves, but about the brand that gives them this sense as well.
If direct-to-consumer startups stick to the old retail playbook and don’t innovate, the physical store will be the place their thriving brands go to die.
The digital space is there for convenience. The physical space is there for the experience.