The story of Goodpatch began in 2011, the year Tsuchiya-san went to San Francisco and dreamed of creating products that would change the world.

In an effort to live more sustainable lives, many of us are making changes, big and small, to the way we eat, move, and consume. It’s exciting to see a growing number of startups and digital products emerge around the topic of sustainability and that make use of social innovation and design to come up …

Goodpatch Inc. is pleased to announce that its shares are now listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers Market

The Minimum Lovable Product® is more than just a methodology, it is a valuable mindset that can be used when building new products and services.

We had the pleasure of speaking with Stéphane Martin about his career as a designer and manager, and current role as Principal UX Designer at Riot Games.

The Designathon process supports streamlined, strategic decision-making for the best possible solutions. Here are our tips to run one successfully.

Pandemic or not, your tax return deadline hasn’t changed. Here’s a list of TaxTech startups, who can help make your next tax session a breeze.

We recently had the pleasure of speaking to Arielle Kilroy, VP of Product at Small Improvements, where she innovates around HR tech and the future of work.

Goodpatch Inc. is pleased to announce that the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. has approved the listing of its shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Workshops are a fantastic way to build alignment, prompt feedback, advance ideas, and learn new skills. Here are some tips for your next remote workshop.

Things to keep in mind for your next user research interview.

We recently had the pleasure of speaking with Jeff Gothelf, author, coach, and consultant, about his career, digital transformation, and his newest book, Forever Employable.

Insights from a talk on the future of UX in mobility.

A more personal view of the management lessons I’ve learned the past 5 years at Goodpatch.

We know a thing or two about remote user testing tools and best practices

An interview with Audrey Tsang, CPO of the #1 doctor-recommended period & cycle tracking app.

With this blog post, I would like to share my experience as a parent working from home: what’s worked well and what hasn’t.

As a product designer working on mobility at Goodpatch, I decided to take a closer look into RATP app’s UX architecture and have suggested design solutions.

The Product Crunch: Future Food Edition featured talks from Franziska Lienert, Too Good To Go; Eldad Arnon, InFarm; and Sarmishta Pantham, Marley Spoon.

According to Einstein: Play is the highest form of research. We couldn’t agree more. Event featuring a talk from a Senior Product Designer at LEGO Group.

Based on observations and user research, the differences and opportunities to improve accessibility for wheelchair users in both Berlin & Paris.

Communication tools like Slack can both enable and impede the flow of information. Here are our biggest tips for communication via Slack.

The Product Crunch: Good Cause Edition featured three companies focused on social and environmental impact: ProjectTogether, Tomorrow Bank & SPACE10.

The Product Crunch: Venture Edition featured three talks from entrepreneurs who know what it’s like to acquire capital and build companies from scratch.

On Thursday, February 20, the Berlin product community escaped from the cold and gathered in Goodpatch’s Berlin studio to discuss the future of fashion.

We opened the Product Crunch: Venture Edition with an insightful chat with Stephanie Kaiser, founder of the health-tech platform, Heartbeat Labs.

There’s a lot designers can do to streamline the customer experience for the stores that are sustainable.

We recently had the pleasure of hosting the blogfoster team for a Product:Hour session. They came to us for feedback on their website and style guide.

The way podcast creators choose to craft their stories and use sound, has a huge influence on whether a podcast is good or completely addictive.

As transportation infrastructure is pushed to its limit, demand for a new means of transport and pressure to optimize the existing system continues to grow.

In theory, public transportation should be really simple. Read a map, plan your route and occasionally maybe change trains. The problem is that it’s not.

Public transportation information design reflects a science of presenting information and should deliver the right information to the user.

It’s always nice to get more than expected, especially when it’s for free. In the product world, it’s called going the “extra mile.”

Before my first day as Design Strategist, I had the opportunity to get to know my colleagues and learn three very important things about Goodpatch.

A company’s brand and product should not be treated separately, but as two dimensions that need to blend in order to create a great user experience.

Just like our ancestors, we hunt and gather, but we’ve moved on from bows and arrows to new tools: technologies and innovative tools like our smartphone.

FemTech products are entering mainstream media. Here are 5 startups that are thinking holistically about their products and investing in design.

As a Design Strategist, it’s my job to analyse, improve and create new products and services, so here are the five things I want to redesign this week.

Yahoo Lodge is a large, free, co-working space in Tokyo. With a scenic view, onsite buffet, and room for individuals and teams, it beats working in a cafe.

The more international our teams become, the more important it is for us to be able to facilitate online workshops and get the same, or even better results.