Decimal Studios on Designing The Lot Radio's Website: A Creative Process Interview
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Shelly Peleg
Summary
A behind-the-scenes look at the design process behind The Lot Radio's website, featuring an interview with Maki Ozawa (junior designer) and Guillermo Brotons (creative director) from Decimal Studios. They discuss their creative backgrounds, the collaborative design approach, and the fine-tuning work that went into crafting the website for this iconic New York radio station.
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Site of SitesDecimal Studios on Designing The Lot Radio's Website: A Creative Process Interviewsiteofsites.coKey quotes
· 3 pulledI've always been the 'artsy' kid growing up, doing a lot of drawing and sketching.
The first time I encountered graphic design was in high school, I went to this art high school in Taiwan and majored in commercial and brand identity.
In this project I mainly helped with the fine tweaks of specific pages / features, and also quality assurance.
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