Mark is a family man. It’s hard to fathom how he’s able to juggle all his involvements at once. I secretly call him The Plant Superman, as he’s always able to do anything and everything. From attending his son’s soccer games, waking up early to cook breakfast for his kids, or...

Ry is a problem solver. And with the influx of complex problems it provides, E-commerce is right up his alley. As a product manager for The Plant, Ry is in charge of guiding the quality and vision of the E-commerce platform. His passion for data and insights draws him...

Elly once told me about a book she read on structured creativity. The book mentions that creativity flows easier when it is first thought out and organized. A strange concept to think of being that we often see creativity as something being completely free and..

Lancee came into the Tokyo office last year from China, and though he’s actually been working at The Plant since 2011, I felt an instant affinity towards him as we were both fairly new to the Tokyo office. He leads our front-end team, and is a gentle and soft-...

When it comes to supporting multiple languages in online service, balance in typography really matters. For example, when switching between Japanese, Chinese, and English, the contents of each view should be visually balanced depending on the glyph.

A common challenge for big business is producing large volumes of content for product releases, campaigns, events, promotions and easily manage and publish...