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Building team resilience at work

Ayu with her drawing talent

As a remote team, we approach cultivating a mentally healthy workplace with intentionality. One of our core values, camaraderie, means you should feel psychologically safe and able to trust the people you work with. And leadership starts by looking out for each other. At Stampede, employees and apprentices enjoy our monthly mental health benefits. There’s… Keep reading

Capability development

Delta Class: Growing future designers through design apprenticeships

Envisioning a future in design talent Aspiring designers hail from a variety of backgrounds. Some are recent graduates, while others have chosen a career switch to follow their passion for design. Our approach to giving aspiring designers the best start is through the Design Apprenticeship Programme. It’s a 6-month programme designed to equip apprentices with… Keep reading

User Experience

Human-centred designs powering digital and sustainability initiatives at PETRONAS

For the past five years, Stampede has been collaborating with PETRONAS, enabling and advocating for the integration of user-centred design processes into their digital tools. And recently, we attended PETRONAS Digital Day 2023 at KL Convention Center, an event that celebrates all things digital and how we all have a part to play in the… Keep reading

User Experience

Designing better surveys: obtaining qualitative insights through quantitative means

User research is the backbone of UX, helping us uncover what users really want and need, leading to better-informed design decisions and ultimately, more successful products. We had an opportunity to truly implement this with a global bioscience client when they wanted to find out what their employees thought of the company’s internal IT services.… Keep reading

Remote Work

Stampede remote work origins

“Dov is a concept; we never see him, but he’s watching” – Adlin. This has to top the meme scale of the many anecdotes from colleagues who have joined Stampede without ever having seen or met Dov, our Tech Lead and co-founder in person. People keep tabs as if it’s a record to break. Stampede… Keep reading

User Experience

Finding inspiration for UI/UX Design

I recently did a knowledge-sharing session with my colleagues on how to find design inspirations outside of the Internet and why it is valuable to find them through other means. This article discusses how I find inspiration and stay stimulated to design. Why is finding inspiration an essential process of design? Finding inspiration is the process… Keep reading

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My Stampede UI/UX Design Apprenticeship Experience – Part 3

Welcome to the third and last part of my Stampede UI/UX Apprenticeship Experience story. Previously in part 2, I talked about how I learnt to be more humble and a better team player with my colleagues through various assignments and client projects that placed an emphasis on collaboration. If you haven’t read the second part… Keep reading

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My Stampede UI/UX Design Apprenticeship Experience – Part 2

Hi there! Welcome to the second part of my Stampede apprenticeship experience story. Previously, I talked about how I started my apprenticeship and what it’s like working in a fully remote company. Besides learning practical design skills from Tacticals and UI assignments like the New York Times redesign project, I also learnt a lot about… Keep reading

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My Stampede UI/UX Design Apprenticeship Experience – Part 1

Before becoming an apprentice at Stampede, I was already a User Interface and User Experience (UI/UX) Designer with 2 years of experience. However, it always felt like something was missing because I was always looking for a company with designers I could learn from and bounce ideas with. UI/UX has always fascinated me because it… Keep reading

Tech

Designing with Development in Mind

A good UX designer ensures that their designs are technically feasible and reasonable to execute in code. In other words, you need to talk to developers and know what kinds of code-related limitations there are in order to prioritise practical solutions and execution. This means that not all designs can or should be made! As… Keep reading