Satyam will share many of his personally hard-won insights about the relationship between business and User eXperience (UX) and discuss effective collaboration between Product Management and UX.
Elinor Chang
Learning That Not All Design Is Made Equal
How learning UX Design 13,000 miles away from home changed my perspective as a designer.
Sarah Khalid
A Product Manager’s Guide to Working with UX Design Teams
You, dear Product Manager, have a release planned in five months. How often have you been in this situation, and how often have you felt really confident about meeting user needs before shipping a product? Why, or...
Jamie Yoo
5 Ways To Screw Up User Research: What To Watch Out For Before Starting Your Next User Research Project
User research: ask anyone, and you’ll find that the consensus is that it is very important. Whether it’s actually happening or not is another story.
Elinor Chang
Product UX Optimization: Using Data To Guide You On How To Improve Your UX
This article is part of the Founder’s Guide to UX Research, where we break down methods that will help you and your product team understand your users, improve your product eXperience, and exceed your business goals.
Elinor Chang
Experience Audit: An Objective, Expert View To Identify Gaps In Your User Experience
An eXperience audit, aka “Expert Design Review,” is a quick way to make sure your product does not contain any basic usability errors and to identify potential areas of improvement.
Elinor Chang
Why Usability Testing Is A Must: Simple Ways To Capture 80% Of Usability Issues By Testing Your Product With 5 Users
To give your users what they want, it can be as easy as finding them and asking. If you aren’t familiar with the term usability testing, here’s the gist:
Elinor Chang
What’s Keeping You From Becoming A User-Centered Organization?
The UX Lead is the single most important driver of design outcomes in an organization (think: a Product Manager equivalent on the UX side).
Elinor Chang
How To Run A Pragmatic Design Review In Four Steps
At UXReactor we know Pragmatic means consistent, replicable, measurable, and scalable. And we have created a framework to bring these outcomes to running all of our design reviews.
Elinor Chang
PragmaticUX Framework: Building UX Design Solutions That Are Scalable And Replicable
Pragmatic UX design is consistent, replicable, measurable, and scalable.
