by MAKO Design + Invent | Jan 4, 2021 | Business, Industrial Design, Investors, Product Design
How to Prepare Your Small Business to Investors A lot of up and coming small business owners use a number of different methods to have the rights funs to start their small business as being financially ready for a new entrepreneurial endeavour can be quite costly....
by MAKO Design + Invent | Dec 19, 2019 | Business, Crowdfunding, Educational, Investors
Difference Between Investors and Crowdfunding ft. Mako Client! When starting a new business or start-up, funds become one of the number one concerns for small business owners and inventors. Not only that, when especially entering the product design and retail business...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Dec 20, 2017 | Client Spotlight, Community Initiatives, Company News, Inventors, Investors
Client Spotlight: Inventor Sells Out Product with Major Retailer We often say to our clients it’s the simplest inventions that see the most success. It’s the products that make you ask yourself, “Why didn’t I think of that?” that often fly off the shelves. With our...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Nov 9, 2017 | Designing, Inventors, Investors, Prototype Design, Prototypes
Five Prototypes Your Start-up Should be Making Prototypes are critical in the development of your products but what many people don’t realize is how prototype design differs in your stages of development. Here are five types of prototypes your prototype design firm...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Sep 28, 2017 | Company News, Designing, Invention Tips, Inventors, Investors
Why Prototypes are Essential to Great Product Design Prototype design is critical to getting closer to the real functionality of your product. Sketches, wire frames, blueprints and mock ups are great, but the prototype is what’s going to bring your product to life....
by MAKO Design + Invent | Aug 16, 2017 | Innovation, Invention News, Invention Tips, Inventors, Investors
How a Co-Working Space Can Help Bring Your Invention to Life Bringing your idea to life takes guts. Especially when you’re an independent designer or the founder of a fresh start-up. As you work through the process of building, prototyping and preparing your design...
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