Tamashi – Making products with spirit – SitevsProduct

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Ramen-Girl-Talk

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Tamashi

Making products with spirit

Created by Mark Lacsamana / @emkey

SitevsProduct

No longer just giving presence but giving value

Think about how much you tweet

Or look at tumblr for gifs

Or when you look at the GUIDONPhoto by Den Fajardo

The Ramen Girl

Each bowl of ramen you prepare is a gift to your customer. The food that you serve your customer becomes a part of them. It contains your spirit. That's why your ramen must be an expression of pure love. A gift from your heart.

Our Products become a part of our users lives

A bowl of ramen is a self-contained universe, with life from the sea, the mountains, and the earth. All existing in perfect harmony. Harmony is essential. What holds it all together is the broth. The broth gives life to the ramen.

Design from a quieter place

Sometimes too much technical training can get in the way. You cook with your head. Your head is full of noise. You must learn to cook from the quieter place deep inside of you.

Begin by putting your tears into your broth

Start with what you know

Design Thinking Excercise

How might we help college students make better spending decisions?

Plan and Design a web/mobile app that will help you keep better track of your expenses.

Features Aesthetics Wireframe/Prototype
Start by asking yourself about your problems with money, banking, allowance and spending and prepare a list of questions. Think about your spending habits and how problems with money
Approach one group, and ask them about their spending habits, their problems with money. Try as much as possible to be on the passive side. Go for the who what why? how? how does it feel? What do you feel with each item you spend? Do the same with another group.

Ideate!

Prototype!

Test test test!

and finally ITERATE!

OCBC's: problem

How might we reach our Gen Y audience