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Software for work doesn't have to be boring. A gray cubicle office versus one with sofas and a ping-pong table shows how playful environments spark creativity. Designers can build personality and fun into functional tools.

Software for work doesn't have to be boring. A gray cubicle office versus one with sofas and a ping-pong table shows how playful environments spark creativity. Designers can build personality and fun into functional tools.
just because software is made for business or for productivity, it doesn't have to be void of personality, that it can actually be delightful and a little bit fun. You know, you can think of it, the difference of going into work in a gray building and sitting in a cubicle all day, or having an open space with sofas and then a ping pong table. Like, we wanna be in the ping pong table kind of world where, you know, you can nurture your creativity.

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