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    Snapshots of Etsy's In-house Culture

    Article by Etsy Product DesignMarch 7, 2012
    Filed Under: Inspiration, in-house design, INitiative, craft, culture
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      Photo: Jeremy Perez-Cruz, designer
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      Photo: Wolasi Konu, product designer
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      Photo: Wolasi Konu, product designer
    • inhouse_etsy_eatsy_148
      Photo: Nicole Licht, designer
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      Photo: Jeremy Perez-Cruz, designer
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      Image courtesy of Etsy Product Design
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      Photo: Jeremy Perez-Cruz, designer
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      Photo: Tim Holley, product manager
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      Image courtesy of Etsy Product Design
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      Photo: Tim Holley, product manager
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      Photo: Tim Holley, product manager
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      Photo: Wolasi Konu, product designer
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      Photo: Anda Corrie, designer
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      Photo: Anda Corrie, designer
    • inhouse_etsy_letters_148
      Photo: Nicole Licht, designer
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      Photo: Magera Moon Holton, product designer

    Etsy is a marketplace and platform for independent, creative businesses. Last year the Etsy community sold over $500 million in handmade and vintage products in more than 150 countries. That makes for a lot of work to be done: features invented and defined, interfaces created and refined, communications written and designed. Our 11-person in-house design team consists of the Etsy Design Studio, which designs and art directs for events, publications and campaigns, and several product designers who design interfaces and interactions on-site and in our apps.

    Here are a handful of iPhone photos, taken by designers at Etsy, that capture the love for design and spirit of making that’s built into the Etsy DNA and company culture.

    Enjoy,

    Randy J. Hunt
    Creative director

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