What You Will Learn
In today’s fast-paced world, remote work has caused us to rethink the way we secure new clients and engage with our current ones. Our prospective clientele is no longer limited to those within driving distance, and many prefer to engage electronically rather than in person. How can we adapt our design process to accommodate ‘distance design’, even if that distance is just a few blocks away?
This webinar will provide practical information on how to create and/or streamline your digital design process.
During this session, you will:
- Compare tools that provide a digital design platform.
- Formulate a seamless digital design process.
- Integrate social media into the digital design process.
Featured Presenter
Cheryl L. Hay, CKBD, Allied ASID–Learning Experience Designer–2020 A Cyncly Company
Cheryl has worked in the home furnishings industry for 20 years and is a Certified Kitchen & Bath Designer with experience in the retail, builder, and dealer channels. She has collaborated on projects ranging from a tiny house to a building upfit and believes that sustainability is always the way to go.
Her favorite color is orange, and she loves to cook and enjoys trying new cuisines. She is learning to sew and one day hopes to own a mostly self-made wardrobe.
Webinar Sponsor
.efficiently
We are a productivity partner that provides tools and solutions to increase business effectiveness. We streamline complex ways of working to gain time, create great work, and improve collaboration. Our managed solutions and software tools achieve maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or expense.
Our toolkit includes a disrupting SaaS application built for the design and construction industry. We also leverage the power of people with our managed staff placement service created for construction, technology, engineering, and logistics industries. Our efficient and cost-effective services give clients the time back to concentrate on what matters most. We strive to meet our client’s needs by providing a customized approach.
