One of the best ways to capture a moment in time is through music. We asked Dropbox founders Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi to list their favorite songs from 2007. Here are the tunes they most frequently streamed…or rather, synced to their iPods.
While the working world is full of fads—whether that’s treadmill desks or sleep pods—some crazes have more staying power than others. Here are 10 popular workplace trends we’ve seen evolve since the early days of Dropbox—trends that we believe are here to stay.
While we sometimes miss the crazy scramble of Dropbox’s early days, there’s a lot more we’re happy to have left behind. Here are 10 things we remember about how the world worked in 2007 (that we don’t miss today).
Since the earliest days of Dropbox, we’ve tried to connect with users through illustration. Whether we’re announcing a new product or fixing a pesky bug, we know users prefer to hear the news from fellow humans, not robots. Much of the Dropbox visual style has developed along those lines: personal, hand-drawn, playful.
In many cases, we’ll design several concepts before picking the option that’s just right. Here are 10 illustrations the design team loved, even if they missed the final cut.
If there’s one thing we’ve always appreciated about Dropbox users, it’s your passion. Some of you, though, take it to the next level. Think you’re a dyed-in-the-wool, with-us-from-the-beginning Dropbox superfan? Here are ten ways to tell.
It’s hard not to feel happy on a day like today, when the world is covered in pink hearts and flowers aplenty. And here at Dropbox, we’re feeling the love, too—for our users, that is—and we wanted to find a creative way to show it. So we handed the reigns over to some of the most talented, imaginative folks we know: the designers we work with.
