Once in a while, we share something that breaks all of our ideas about what is normal. We call this groundswell of change the Dayshift.
Starting from a moment when people forged new discoveries how to create, collaborate and produce work from a distance. Dayshift was created to reveal the shifts that happen with work over time.
Dayshift began as a design research study into the social changes of employees and companies forced by a worldwide pandemic. We’ve been conducting in-depth interviews and research since 2020 and found that people have discovered something profound, a preferable future of work that feels incomplete because it’s based on a series of hacks so far.
Our research lens, and the categories on Dayshift’s website represent the five factors of human centred design: Physical, Cognitive, Cultural, Emotional and Social human factors. It’s our goal to help guide companies, teams and individuals to make the most out of designing better productivity at home.
Dayshift was created by Jeremiah Tesolin and Michael Davis Burchat.
For more information about Dayshift, prototyping collaborations, or to book a Talk Party, please contact: hello@jeremiahtesolin.com