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Dubberly Design Office
2501 Harrison Street, No. 7
San Francisco, CA 94110 -
415 648 9799 phone
415 648 9899 fax
Jul 3, 2019
Traditionally, much of what designers have been called upon to do revolves around giving form to artifacts—a thin veneer on top of existing products and services. Advancements in computing and AI are now fundamentally changing design practice. These changes have significant implications for design education and continuing education. For example, it seems clear that designers […]
Mar 30, 2016
Today, crop predictions are based on sampling. Samples are incomplete and infrequent—and techniques are unchanged for 50+ years.
Sep 4, 2014
We are happy when our work can support good ideas. Dr. Albert Haven—a former superintendent, principal, university instructor, speaker, and consultant—is trying to improve education by rethinking the traditional classroom.
Sep 2, 2014
We’ve been working directly with the Open Source Election Technology Foundation (OSET) on the TrustTheVote Project — an open source project to reimagine the voting system in the United States. The TrustTheVote Election Technology Framework is something new — a blueprint for developing a complete elections system.
Jul 10, 2014
VoteStream is an election results reporting system. The goal of VoteStream is to make election results for every contest in every jurisdiction in the country—down to the precinct level—publicly accessible to all citizens, anywhere, in near-real time.
Jul 9, 2014
Most states are adopting a new curriculum, also known as the Common Core State Standards. Pearson is developing teaching and learning materials to support this change across K-12. The materials run on an iPad in core applications, including English Language Arts (ELA).
Jul 8, 2014
National Geographic is a well-loved and respected brand that is 125 years old. Like many media companies, the organization seeks continued relevance in a world in which print magazines are disappearing.
Jul 8, 2014
Fortune magazine believes Patagonia is “the coolest company on the planet.” Patagonia pioneered (and continues to lead) in how to be a responsible company. By encouraging people to buy less, and take better care of what they buy, Patagonia hopes to change behavior at the scale of its customers.
Oct 8, 2013
We use PIM (Personal Information Management) apps—including email, calendar, and contacts—to help us keep our lives in order.
Mar 25, 2013
We created these diagrams to help us better understand computer networks. The diagrams use two computer networks—a small office network and sections of a large enterprise network—as reference networks.