Since our last blog post, the business had once again been somewhat on the back-burner. As we adjust our person lives to continue to grow the business, we one day hope to grow beyond two enthusiastic mates with a dream of their own bustling design consultancy in the heart of the Midlands. We're delighted to say that the calendar for 2020 is clean slate and are, if nothing else,relieved to be back in the office every week day doing what we love. No projects are too big or smal

NewProd Design is now one year old and Dan and James took this opportunity to stand back and think about how best to develop the business moving into 2020. Take a read of this blog post to find out more about which aspects of the business have worked and the how we plan to change and develop to keep the business moving forward. Photo taken during a meeting to review NewProd's online presence - specifically addressing the website style, design and layout. Pivoting is a hot wor

Recently I've been asked to teach CAD at De Montfort University, and was in the middle of preparing a lecture all about rendering and was frustrated not to find any good gifs on Perspective View and Isometric View. Solution....Simple make one, Enjoy, Made this handy little gif showing the difference between perspective view and isometric in Fusion 360 and just thought I would share. #AutodeskFusion360 #NewProd #Rendering #CAD #Teaching

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In our design work, Autodesk Fusion 360 is proving more than up to the task of fulfilling our computer-aided design requirements, not least of which due to the versatility and integrated features the software has from the outset. At NewProd, we originally selected Fusion 360 as our primary CAD software due to its free-license for start-up businesses, however with continuous updates and the implementation of new features ongoing, we have been more than impressed with the softw