Sentences with phrase «design the store of»

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In 2006, design and marketing agency Aruliden helped devise a branding and product - design strategy for Q Drinks, a line of all - natural tonic water that had yet to hit store shelves.

For instance, studying the cooking and wardrobe habits of Indian mothers - in - law and daughters - in - law helped Lindstrom and his team make recommendations for how to design the packaging of a breakfast cereal and understanding the isolation of rural and suburban North Carolinians trapped in a car - centric culture sparked his recommendation that a local grocery store chain should double down on its feeling of community by emphasizing its homey roast chicken offering.

That is the biggest strength of the iPad Pro, and a very notable gap Microsoft is likely not going to close anytime soon, as most of the (still very few) apps in the Microsoft Store are designed to work on the primarily desktop - based Windows 10.

Red, of course, has long been associated with stopping, whether it's on a traffic signal, emergency vehicle or store design.

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Wet Nose's periwinkle logo color is brought out in the store design, from the color of the ceiling to decorative ribbons around products.

One of his big projects was designing stores for American Apparel.

And as you can see the design of the store, it's very young, it's very open, it's very design - focused.

The founder of the luxe candy retailer designed her store to make people smile.

Japanese aesthetic has found its way into mainstream department stores, helped along by pop star Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers line of clothing and accessories, Le Sport Sac bags featuring Tokidoki designs (created by an Italian artist obsessed with Japan), and famed artist Takashi Murakami's bags for Louis Vuitton.

It might seem like a counterintuitive business approach for 2017 — even more so when you consider where the eyeglass company draws inspiration for the design of its stores: bookstores and libraries.

In essence, the core of their business was retail, meaning it makes sense to design the office more like a store that invited shopping and the spending of money.

For people who do the boutique business through merchandising, through adding lifestyle products that broaden the experience, through store design and leather sofas — all of that can be replicated.»

Anderson and Sand had met while both were working on the design of a San Francisco retail store.

After full days of working on design projects as diverse as flatware, stores, and exhibits for the local zoo, Anderson would meet Sand at the job shop Sand ran in a small warehouse in San Francisco.

World's End Vivienne Westwood opened her shop on Kings Road in1970, and although her brand and designs have evolved since her original punk days, the store remains a landmark of British fashion history.

Part of the tea retailer's success has been its focus on store design and how it gets people to sample its product

«Amazon Pantry has been designed to take the heavy lifting out of replenishing the often bulky basics and store cupboard essentials that people need every day,» Amazon Pantry manager at Amazon UK, Helene Parthenay, said.

In October the department store chain said it would no longer sell a broad range of home and bath products designed by Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia but would continue to sell a smaller batch of Martha Stewart items, including window treatments, rugs and party supplies.

When Target acquired the leases of 124 old Zellers locations, it inherited a higher - cost store structure that it can do little about: outdated floor plans that run over multiple levels are no match for sleek, single - entrance big - box stores designed for ultra-efficiency.

Why it's revolutionary: Apple already transformed the retail landscape when the minimalistic design of the Apple Store took off, but the world's most valuable company hasn't let up.

According to its prospectus, Sleep Country is also reaping the benefits of a cleaner, brighter store design it started implementing last year.

The son of a shoe - store owner, Charles Brannock spent his college years designing an instrument to replace the rulerlike stick that shoe salesmen used to measure feet.

The robots are designed to help the leading U.S. online retailer speed the time it takes to deliver items to customers and better compete with brick - and - mortar stores, where the bulk of Americans still do their shopping.

During that time, nearly 175,000 of its employees will participate in racial - bias training designed to prevent discrimination in their stores.

Like a branch concept being used by Citi in New York, the centrepiece of RBC's so - called retail store is a futuristic financial - planning table designed to impress upon consumers just how far banking has come from the days of long lines and not - so - great service.

On the Starbucks licensing website, you can see that the company helps licensed stores with many aspects of the business, including store design, the Starbucks menu, equipment, training and support, food, promotions and onsite visits.

He wanted to conjure the elusive magic that delights customers at Apple stores, or at a handful of brick - and - mortar retailers such as Burberry, H&M, Target, J. Crew, Lululemon (lulu), and a few others devoted to the art and design of the product and the space.

Stores are carefully engineered, and every aspect of the design has a highly specific purpose — from the background music to the interior wall color.

Next came Circle of Health, designed to allow patients, their caregivers, and their families to communicate and store medical information and records on a HIPAA - compliant platform.

Take a look at women's retailer Chico's, for which my company, Vision Critical, provides a customer intelligence platform, a secure, cloud - based community of thousands of customers who help improve products, store design and marketing.

Stores within the 365 chain will keep the prices of products down through a simpler, more consistent design that requires less labor in the store.

Burch, with Ken Seiff, founder of Bluefly.com, and Noah Maffitt, a former executive at OfficeDepot.com, has been developing Poppin, an online store stocked with affordable yet well - designed office supplies in a palette of 20 bright colors.

«Brands are tiring of the extensive and complex task of managing a custom built online store or static website so they are increasingly turning to web design services,» says Uri Foox, president and co-founder of Zoey.

A one - day store known as a pop - up shop, the day featured exclusive clothes and accessories designed by the Vancouver - raised Jason Wu, a designer known to be a favourite of U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama.

Still, McDonald's alone has boosted its coffee market share in Canada to almost 10 %, up from less than 5 % in 2008, thanks to regular coffee giveaways and the cosier confines of its McCafé store designs, which feature comfortable seating and fireplaces.

David Denniston, director of environmental design at Fitch, a retail merchandising consulting firm in Columbus, Ohio, weighs in on four other store trends.

Working with a communications professor, Weickhardt developed a project for the fall 2005 semester in which a team of five students would design packaging for a skylight to be sold in Lowe's (NYSE: LOW) hardware stores.

Stores even opened to lines of shoppers this morning, all waiting for a chance to get their hands on the clothes designed by Olivier Rousteing.

Such companies as Bigcommerce, Shopify, Goodsie, Jumpseller and Volusion let you design the overall look, feel and functionality of your online store.

Manhattan's annual spectacle is just one more salvo unleashed in the retail wars as flagship stores vie for design awards, rave reviews and the hearts and dollars of those strolling by.

Miniso's pitch to customers of «aesthetics and intelligent design» that will «enrich» their lives taps into that, with the added promise of rock - bottom prices, making it something of a stylish Dollarama — the storefront window has a large sign proclaiming «$ 2.99, High Quality Life» and items in the store retail for anywhere from $ 1.50 to $ 25.

Home furnishings stores, jewelers, and many other types of establishments often band together in districts designed to attract more business for all.

Designed by Boston - based internal startup Piaggio Fast Forward, its aim is to take the hassle out of lugging heavy items and doing mundane chores such as going to the grocery store.

At its famous Herald Square store, the windows follow a child's imaginary journey through space via various planet landscapes, custom - designed toys, handmade elves and an interactive game, all accented by thousands of LED lights.

By way of example, McCormick points to Book in a Box client Melissa Gonzalez, the CEO of a company that designs pop - up stores.

This store in particular is one of the nation's top discount retailers, carrying a huge inventory of items designed to appeal to a cost - conscious consumer.

In this episode, I interview Tristan King from Shopify Ninjas on some design basics of an eCommerce store.

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