Design Week
Creative Survey Supplement
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Creative economy
Creative Survey Supplement
We asked eight creatives whether their approach to delivering work has altered significantly following the economic downturn, and how they motivate their team. The verdict shows unanimous resilience. No budget? No problem. Effective partnerships and big, challenging ideas are most important
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Creative Survey Supplement
Creative Survey Supplement
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Embracing interaction
Creative Survey Supplement
Design Week Creative Survey has broadened its reach in awards involved with digital interaction and cross-platform branding. Lynda Relph-Knight argues that in an everevolving design landscape, it’s about time these disciplines were paid due attention
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Giant topplers
Creative Survey Supplement
Digital design and interaction consultancies have made a huge impact on this year’s Design Week Awards tables. Though often ignored in major design awards, their ability to maintain creativity across a whole campaign really justifies their inclusion among traditional high-scorers. Design Week takes a look at the creative movers and shakers
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Ideally speaking
Creative Survey Supplement
Hat-Trick Design has topped our UK Awards chart for the first time this year. So who better to open our Creative Survey than co-founder Jim Sutherland? Here he talks about what makes a great client and designer
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The Charts 2010
Creative Survey Supplement
For most disciplines we have compiled a Top Ten chart of awards winners, given the number of awards we cover. This expands on the Top Five groups previously listed in each specialism chart.
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What we did
Creative Survey Supplement
We have, as in previous years, based the listings for Design Week’s Creative Survey on the success UK consultancies have achieved in the top creative awards across a range of disciplines. Most of the awards schemes included in our trawl are UK-based, but increasingly UK groups are scoring in international prize schemes so these are also included.
