Since 2001, lalao.com has helped global brands identify, navigate and conquer disruptive innovation.
3 things we can teach you
vision / ideation / alignment
Many & Merry
“Many & Merry” workshops use the reflexiveness of the design process to expose point of views, stakes and individual solutions, then stir the group into coming to a shared vision, purpose or mission.
Why would you need this? —
If your company’s track record is littered with lukewarm compromise, ineffective decisions, and an unwillingness to change the old ways, chances are that you lack strength in your “creative synthesis” muscles.
That’s what we bring.
interaction / mockup / prototyping
Push & Pull
“Push & Pull” is a playful way to quickly and creatively materialize ideas in order for you to expose them to the real world, communicate them to a multidisciplinary team or stakeholders.
Why would you need this? —
Chances are that you and your team have stacks of untested, disruptive business ideas laying dormant in a drawer, or a corner of your mind. You have no idea whether they hold water, because your “wizard of Oz” muscle is atrophied.
Consider us your personal trainers.
impact / adoption / success
Love & Hate
“Love and Hate” is a simple interview analysis framework that reveals the endearment or the resentment an audience holds for a product, a service or a brand.
Why would you need this? —
So, you’ve passed all the usability and user acceptance tests. Even your early NPS results were promising, but this new offering just doesn’t take off. This is probably because the third wheel of adoption is “desirability” and you missed that.
Let us be your wing-mates.
Ask us over to run you through some examples.
In-between
the crazy hours,
I craft some old school noise.
In my entire life besides design, I’ve never done another thing as consistently as making beats. Started in 1990 and I’m still going; this is how I keep the sanity. These tunes aren’t good, but some aren’t bad either.
Design ‘Gram
Makeshop - Fjord Paris Design Studio
Design Squad - Fjord Paris in Faro, PT
Friday Scene - Fjord Paris Design Studio