We're partnering with Represent to explore the world of digital design

Date
2 February 2015

Across the creative world, few sectors move more quickly, nor impact on all our day-to-day lives more than digital design. With that in mind, we’ve partnered with design recruitment specialist Represent for a series of articles exploring this hugely significant yet at times inaccessible world. We’ve chosen a selection of the the most interesting digital design practitioners from London, New York and San Francisco, ranging from major multinational organisations to talented young freelancers and profiled them to get a sense of how they work; we also sent photographers into their studios to have a nose around. Among those sharing their insights are ustwo, Fjord, Poke, Hugo & Marie, Nothing In Common, the BBC, OkFocus, Bureau for Visual Affairs, Marc Kremers and Jono Brandel.

Throughout February we’ll be running four features aimed at people who work in, with or alongside the digital design world. These will kick off on Wednesday with a glossary of commonly-used terms to give you a simple introduction into a sometimes impenetrable discipline!

It’s the fourth consecutive year that Represent has commissioned a feature exploring an area of the design world, following in the footsteps of The Ideal Candidate, The Ideal Studio and The Ideal Client.

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It’s NIce That: Exploring Digital Design, A Represent Project

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It’s NIce That: Exploring Digital Design, A Represent Project

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It’s NIce That: Exploring Digital Design, A Represent Project

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It’s NIce That: Exploring Digital Design, A Represent Project

Represent Recruitment

London-based Represent Recruitment are graphic design recruitment specialists with an international client list. They have developed a peerless reputation working with designers of all levels and matching them up with the right positions in some of the top agencies around.
www.represent.uk.com

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Rob Alderson

Rob joined It’s Nice That as Online Editor in July 2011 before becoming Editor-in-Chief and working across all editorial projects including itsnicethat.com, Printed Pages, Here and Nicer Tuesdays. Rob left It’s Nice That in June 2015.

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