Jacques Dupoux
Jacques is multi-disciplinary designer and developer. He has been designing primarily for screens for over 15 years. He started his career at design agencies working with clients like Nike, Bumble and Bumble, and cultural institutions like the Whitney Museum, and the New Museum. From there, he led and managed front-end development at CSTV as it grew and was eventually acquired by CBS. In 2012, he launched DUPO, an interactive design studio, blending his love for design, code, and craft.
After wrapping the studio in 2018, he took his talents to Macy’s and Microsoft, shaping products, leading teams, and delivering impactful work.
How I Work
Diversity Rules
I believe diversity in people, thoughts, and disciplines, help bring an empathy that results in better designed products with richer experiences.
Work Collaboratively
I believe the best work comes from small teams working hard together. We don’t believe we have all the answers. We take the time to really understand what you do and who you serve before thinking about how a project will look. Designing from the inside-out ensures that your project isn’t just pleasing on the eyes but also helps build lasting relationships with your audience.
Users First
We believe good design eliminates clutter and puts the user at the forefront. Anyone who visits your site should be able to find the information they need right away. Likewise, anyone on your staff should be able to update it without getting a headache in the process.
Get Results
What separates us from other firms is our iterative approach based on research. We test assumptions and update designs based on data so that you get the most functional and user-friendly product that gets results.
Dare to be Different
We have a bit of an independent streak in us. We don’t always follow the rules and not everyone likes us. That’s okay. We like to build relationships with the people we work with and tend to get involved with our clients and their mission like its our own. Can you blame us? We like what we do and we love helping the underdog.
Build Community
We aim to use design for the betterment of all humans. We care about our community and the people in it. This means making time to work with people, groups, and organizations whose mission is to improve conditions for communities that need it the most.
We are a diverse team of thinkers, designers, coders, & photographers dedicated to creating richer experiences.
How We Work
Diversity Rules
We believe diversity in people, thoughts, and disciplines, help bring an empathy that results in better designed products with richer experiences.
Work Collaboratively
We believe the best work comes from small teams working hard together. We don’t believe we have all the answers. We take the time to really understand what you do and who you serve before thinking about how a project will look. Designing from the inside-out ensures that your project isn’t just pleasing on the eyes but also helps build lasting relationships with your audience.
Users First
We believe good design eliminates clutter and puts the user at the forefront. Anyone who visits your site should be able to find the information they need right away. Likewise, anyone on your staff should be able to update it without getting a headache in the process.
Get Results
What separates us from other firms is our iterative approach based on research. We test assumptions and update designs based on data so that you get the most functional and user-friendly product that gets results.
Dare to be Different
We have a bit of an independent streak in us. We don’t always follow the rules and not everyone likes us. That’s okay. We like to build relationships with the people we work with and tend to get involved with our clients and their mission like its our own. Can you blame us? We like what we do and we love helping the underdog.
Build Community
We aim to use design for the betterment of all humans. We care about our community and the people in it. This means making time to work with people, groups, and organizations whose mission is to improve conditions for communities that need it the most.