Having an excellent idea, wanting to disrupt the status quo, and aspiring to become a household name might be solid enough reasons to keep us motivated every day. Yet to build a digital product — to build a great digital product — also requires perseverance and hard work. A lot of it if you don’t work smart.

Great design is invisible, they say. Great design should not make you think, they added. Why? Because the ultimate goal of a great design experience is to make you feel nothing less than delighted.

Innovation entails pushing boundaries, exploring the undiscovered, and bettering the status quo. We wouldn’t survive, evolve or thrive without this innate urge to constantly seek something better nor without our ability to adapt to new situations.

Hi, I’m Bara. I’m a digital product & brand designer using holistic design and psychology to help startups, businesses, and entrepreneurs manifest the full potential of their businesses and successfully grow them. You may already be familiar with my design & psychology work. And you may now book business, design, and mindset mentoring with me!

Aren’t we, designers — and, in fact, all creative minds — rather good at seeking inspiration? We scroll through our favorite visual blogs, flip through pages of that well-thumbed book, or stroll through design stores. Over time, we learn where and how to look each time we want to find a state of inspiration and design something new.

Design Disruptors: How Design Became the New Language of Business reveals a never-seen-before perspective on design approaches of the world’s most innovative companies that shake — intentionally or not — billion-dollar industries.