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How technology is boosting China's creativity industry with Steve Wang, Co-Founder and CPO of Tezign特赞

from Asia Startup Pulse · host Chinaccelerator

The increasing demand of mobile UI/UX and the gradual openness of the society to freelancers have led to the rapid development of China's design and creativity industry. Tezign, as a data-driven design platform, helps companies connect and match designers in different scenarios. In this episode, we invited Tezign's co-founder and chief product officer Steve Wang to share his observations in China's design ecosystem and his judgments on future opportunities. He particularly shared how Tezign, as a bridge between foreign designers and Chinese companies, has promoted the development of creativity ecosystems both at home and abroad. Show Notes: 02:06 Steve Wang Introduction 02:53 How Tezign started 03:46 17 Million designers in China 04:10 More designers in tech companies 05:56 The improvement of creativity and design in China 07:00 More foreign designers in China 07:28 Utilizing user data to improve the mobile UI/UX 09:58 What's the motivation for foreign designers to work with Chinese clients 13:19 What are the obstacles for those foreign designers in terms of communication and Tezign's solutions 17:11 Leveraging AI technology and human power 18:30 Are there still opportunities in China design community 21:05 Freelancing industry in China is developing but... 22:15 Supply and demand for freelancers in China 24:20 Contact Tezign Feel free to leave a comment and start a conversation with us! If you have an ideal guest whom you would like to listen to, please let us know and we'll do our best to realize it! Many thanks to our special host Oscar Ramos and Ryan Shuken, guest Steve Wang, editor David and Geep, organizer Chinaccelerator and sponsor People Squared.

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The increasing demand of mobile UI/UX and the gradual openness of the society to freelancers have led to the rapid development of China's design and creativity industry. Tezign, as a data-driven design platform, helps companies connect and match designers in different scenarios. In this episode, we invited Tezign's co-founder and chief product officer Steve Wang to share his observations in China's design ecosystem and his judgments on future opportunities. He particularly shared how Tezign, as a bridge between foreign designers and Chinese companies, has promoted the development of creativity ecosystems both at home and abroad.

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