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Time to introduce our newest additions to the Frantic crew! We asked our six frantimones to tell us a bit about themselves, their new role, and what makes them tick. Who plays Dungeons & Dragons? Who gets excited about visual arts? Who spends time in museums? Read to find out! 

In recent years, awareness of the importance of organizational diversity and inclusion has grown, and several grievances and areas for development have been highlighted. The key question is: what has been done concretely to bring about change? Now we shed some light on our journey within diversity work and what to expect next.

Are you considering Shopify as your online business platform? The modern cloud-based SaaS eCommerce platform offers versatile tools for building a scalable eCommerce solution. If needed, Shopify also adapts to complex enterprise needs.

Accessibility is a qualitative feature of digital products and services, and it should be taken into account throughout their whole life cycle.

Frantic has been chosen as an IT consulting vendor for the second time for Hansel, the central procurement unit of the Finnish Government.

Tackling climate change requires system-level transformation and corporate responsibility. In addition, it requires actions from all of us consumers. In Finland, our client Sitra’s Lifestyle test has been the most significant tool driving change within the society. Published in December 2017, the test quickly became a viral phenomenon after its launch, and since then people have tested their lifestyles over a million times.

Remote work has already become a routine during the Corona year. By the looks of it, after the summer of 2021 we are simultaneously faced with the familiar and the unknown: how will we return to the office? How did the working life change in a year?

When our service design school project came to an end in December 2020, we were feeling wistful but inspired. What was actually done and what was the outcome of this interesting design project? And ultimately: what did we learn?

The design sprint is an innovative five-phase method that helps to solve complex problems in just a few days. Too good to be true? We don’t think so. Here's an example of how we used it to help our client to define the specifics of their new intranet. 

How could kids better influence their own well-being and feel more included in the ever-changing world we live in? That was the starting point when we kicked off our service design school project, where sixth-graders from Tampere became digital product designers.