This is a love note from Katharina, the founder of Information Lovers. I want to say thank you for the amazing years we had together. To our awesome clients, our partners and everyone who accompanied me and my small team along our journey. In march 2020 me and my two employees joined Codeatelier and we will continue our journey there. I would love it if you would stay in touch with us!
𧥠Katha
Our goal at Information Lovers is to design a better future together with our clients. For that we have a plethora of services and expertise to choose from.
The services range from research activities like interviews, contextual inquiries, diary studies or surveys, to communication and concept-testing techniques like personas, journey maps, wireframing and clickdummies all the way to creating ready to use UI Designs and Design Systems.
It is important for us to find a perfect fit for the individual needs of our clients. In some cases this means being prepared to say goodbye to each other at one point. We plan for that from the beginning and also help our clients with building up the skills needed internally.
There are several principles that guide our work at Information Lovers: We love problems and view them as opportunities for improvement and innovation. That is why we hunt them, analyze them and always ask WHY? On this journey we are convinced that we benefit from a cross-functional and empathetic work culture to get as many different perspectives as possible. That is also why we think that we ourselves can never know too much. We are generalists by heart. And when we start on our collective journey to a solution, we rather go for quick experiments to learn from, rather then spend too much time theorizing. Last but not least we thrive for solutions, that are sustainable and result in a positive future for all of us.
Projects
As far as our time and the projects allow it, we give a little sneak peek into past projects here. If that sounds interesting we invite you to go through them!
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