Ilse Crawford talks about being human and how to tie in our basic emotions with design.

The graphic designer behind the some of the world's greatest logos on what defines the discipline.

At Design Indaba Conference 2007, Roger Martin discusses the difference between a design view of business and a business view of design.

Performance and space can go a long way towards expressing thoughts and ideas, said Reggie Watts at the Design Indaba Conference 2007.

Enchantment, magic and communication are aspects of jewellery design that should not be neglected, says Ruudt Peters.

Typography needs to be investigated and played with, which certainly works for Tobias Frere-Jones.

Getting the branding identity of a country right has led to many positive results, Wally Olins explains.

Hella Jongerius has discovered one doesn’t always need to be too precious about handmade products.

Celebrated artist and producer Brian Eno shares some of his theories on a range of topics, including evolution and art, at Design Indaba Conference 2007.

Ayse Birsel and Bibi Seck believe that products have a particular purpose and it is the designer’s responsibility to make it adaptable to varying environments.

Chris de Beer designs jewellery that reflects the traditional colours and patterns of Zulu culture.