Harmonic service designers Leah Berg and Shreya Dhawan look at how to measure sustainability in a new service experience in their published article “Measuring for Sustainability: Friend or Foe?” in Touchpoint, the leading journal for service design published by the Service Design Network.

Rare, a non-profit dedicated to driving sustainable behavior change to benefit both nature and people, approached Harmonic Design to help them increase the adoption of three behaviors—purchase carbon offsets, contract for renewable energy, and adopt a plant-rich diet. 

2021 has been a year of growth for Harmonic Design. Here’s to a Happy and Healthy 2022!

Service Designer, Shreya Dhawan, is profiled in a feature ‘SCAD: Designing the Future for Students from India.”

Harmonic Designs partners with Next Generation Men and Women to expose high school students to service design

This year, Harmonic designers are busy speaking, writing, teaching, and creating digital content on aspects of design in addition to their client work.

Patrick discusses his and the teams’ experience at Harmonic Design in helping organizations design great services, in addition to assisting them in adopting the service design way of working.

Arjun Srinivas and Mariah Mills assist in instructing community-focused design to students.

Service Design Network Portugal invited Carol Massa to join their Lusofonia campaign. As of today, the Lusofonia campaign has selected 27 designers to share their journey in the service design world and we're proud that Carol is being featured.

Last week, joining many businesses around the world, Harmonic Design shifted to a distributed work model.* We continue to research, design, and facilitate workshops with clients from coast to coast. But, our physical studio will be closed through April 30. Maybe longer.