Vy estimates that it only takes about 15 minutes to get started.
“Design Milk loves seeing a minimalist approach to design,” says Vy Yang, Associate and Travel Editor at Design Milk.“ And that’s exactly how the designers at Dropbox approached Paper, which was important to us because the last thing we wanted was to hold up our team and the project’s development with a tool that had a high learning curve.” One of the aspects the team appreciated most was how easy and intuitive Paper is to learn. To keep everyone on the same page at every stage of the creative process, they knew they would need a cloud-based ecosystem with a simple interface. To plan the Milk Stand pop-up shop, they needed to bring together a team of remote designers, project managers, and editors. Today, we want to tell you about one of those case studies, in which Paper was an instrumental tool in bringing the Milk Stand to life at ICFF 2017.Īs a company without a headquarters, Design Milk relies on digital tools to collaborate on large-scale projects that have many contributors and multiple moving parts. Based on a case study published on .Įarlier this year, Design Milk shared two case studies showing how their team uses Dropbox Paper to collaborate with remote teams working in various locations around the world.
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