Ignazio

Make this pretty, please!

Make this pretty, please!

A few weeks ago I attended a Designers & Geeks Meetup here in San Francisco and had the pleasure to experience a talk from Audrey Crane, a designer, and partner at DesignMap. I was blown away from Audrey’s energy and humor while presenting her design-saving ideas. The room bursted into laughter several times and we all learned some good tricks. Oh, BTW she was […]

8 Essential Tips on Delivering Feedback to Designers

8 Essential Tips on Delivering Feedback to Designers

Feedback implies change, discomfort, confusion and extra work or stress, and that’s why it’s tough to deliver it, but it’s an indispensable part of the design process. I’ve been a designer for a decade now, and I have sees recurring patterns on the delivery of design feedback, so here are eight essential tips that will […]

Why Nurturing a Fearless Culture Is the Key to Groundbreaking Creative Work

Why Nurturing a Fearless Culture Is the Key to Groundbreaking Creative Work

Failure, what’s scarier than that? Perhaps a public one? Ed Catcall, Pixar Co-founder and President of Pixar Animation exposes an incredibly inspiring point of view in his book Creativity inc, a must read for anyone that wants to know how Pixar fosters incredible creativity in their company culture.  (And who doesn’t wish to know that?!…) Here are some […]

The Dark Side of Branding

The Dark Side of Branding

It’s much more apparent now than ever before, that branding is the main focus of many companies – which makes sense because having a great brand always pays big dividends in the business. Branding is more than a logo, clever tagline, color pallet or consistent messaging. Branding is aligning your company’s values with the ones of your consumers. It’s about making people […]

Uncovering Your Brand’s Magic

Uncovering Your Brand’s Magic

The past month or so I have been spending a considerable amount of my time working on rebranding projects, and I tend not to like getting myself into projects (including parenting) without bringing along reinforcements – my e-books. If you want to learn anything about marketing, turn to Seth Godin, if you want to find […]

Minimalize Me

Minimalize Me

Recently I’ve been exposed to some books about the minimalist lifestyle and quickly realized that my values are perfectly aligned with the minimalist principles and that I have actually been applying them in my life and design work without consciously knowing it. The word minimalism has gained big popularity in the recent years and it’s primarily […]

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Ignazio Lacitignola

Founder & Designer

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Ignazio Lacitignola

Founder & Designer

Meet Ignazio, affectionately known as “Igi” to friends and colleagues. An Italian designer, creative and entrepreneur who finds it a bit peculiar to refer to himself in the third person, but he’s willing to do so for the sake of this bio.

From his earliest memories, Ignazio’s mind has been a canvas of creativity, and his love for digital design ignited as soon as he could afford a computer and an internet connection that wasn’t the sluggish 56k dial-up.

Growing up in the less glamorous corners of Milan, Italy, Ignazio defied the odds, earning honors at Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti without ever brushing shoulders with the law.

Following his heart’s call, he ventured across the Atlantic to San Francisco, USA, to immerse himself in the startup and User Experience world. It was here that he kickstarted his journey with Meno Design, a digital design studio dedicated to distilling complex digital experiences into their essence, while learning through experimentation.

In Ignazio’s eyes, every piece of design is a potential masterpiece, an artistic expression in its own right. His ongoing challenge is harmonizing his meticulous attention to detail, sometimes bordering on OCD, with the practical timely demands.

Beneath his approachable and calm exterior lies a delight of colorful Italian cursing that surface whenever he stumbles upon poor design choices—though it’s worth noting that he’s incredibly friendly, and a simple “ciao” is always welcomed.