Manchester digital agency Code Computerlove has joined forces with the BBC’s Salford-based user experience and design team to create a short film about how tech giants are creating vibrant studio cultures to help to get the best out of their designers.
The 14-minute film was a collaboration between the BBC’s Andrew Nott and Code Computerlove – a design roster partner to the BBC. It goes behind the scenes at companies including Google.
Tom Bradley, Design Director at Code Computerlove, said: “One of the major challenges in modern tech-led businesses (most big organisations in today’s world!) is how to manage large, diverse groups of designers working in multi-disciplinary product teams, often spread across different locations.
“But, as some of the world’s most successful tech businesses have proved, creating a positive studio culture with the right approaches, processes and tools can deliver huge rewards, both in terms of the quality of work, end user experiences and stimulating team morale.
