Hello and welcome back to our puzzles series. We are now on our second to last puzzle of the series! This week you are trying to work out the maximum amount of match boxes on the table with the help of your friend. I hope you’re good at maths because this week has a lot of it, good luck!

Hello and welcome back to our puzzle series. ‘Why are you still doing puzzles you ask?’ Well, here at Design for Need we believe it is always important to always be thinking of new possibilities, and what better way than through problem solving. This week you’re looking for the station after having a delicious coffee, but wait it’s not marked on the map?! How are you going to solve this one?

Welcome back to our puzzle segment, we are officially half way through this series of puzzles. This week you have to work out how many siblings there are in this family, based on what three of the siblings say. Don't worry, they're all telling the truth. 

Here we are again! In this week's puzzle your friend has kindly given you her bike to borrow for the weekend so you can go extreme cross-country mountain biking (what an exciting life you lead). Can you unlock this puzzle?

Hello and welcome back to our puzzle segment. I hope last week's puzzle wasn't too difficult, this one is slightly easier. This week you’re creating an awesome prototype of your idea, however you forgot which drawer the super glue is kept in (which is essential for all prototypes). Can you find which of the drawers it is in without opening any?

Welcome to Design for Need’s first official puzzle segment. You might be asking yourself “why is a social design company now making puzzles?”. Well, we believe it is always important to keep the mind active and thinking of new possibilities, and what better way than through problem solving. This week you are late for an important date, so better get a move on. Good luck!