Category: +Blog Special
Editor’s picks: Discover a curated selection of exceptional blog content, handpicked by the editors.
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What I learned from facilitating a UX remote workshop – COVID-19 SPECIAL
Modern UX-ers need to skill-up, keep pushing best practice UX and do their homework when preparing for remote workshops.
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How to launch a digital product using social channels
Fostering a close working relationships with your client and presenting with constructive feedback is important when building trust and is key to producing better work
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How to run on-site UX Workshops and make them both valuable and fun
Recently I lead a Design Thinking off-site 3-Day UX workshops to launch the discovery phase of a new product for one of if not the largest financial news organisations in the world. I’d like to share with you how I did it and lessons learnt.
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Using Experience Maps to plot your Customer Journeys
Following the article linked above to users and proto-personas, you should now really begin to understand the who, what and why of your users. That understanding should lead to some common themes that have organically risen to the service .
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Design an upselling mechanic for wedding cakes
TLDR: Analyse competitor apps selling wedding cakes, you identified promotions and discount opportunities, bundles and samples to nudge customers towards Pre-made packages to increase premium sales. Rreatil Challenge I was recently challenged by a prominent UK-based high street retailer to conceptualise and design an App based upselling mechanic for wedding cakes, looking for an effective solution…
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Quick Bet UX
Quick Bet is essential for quickly placing bets on mobile devices. Strong UX handles price changes, suspensions and signal drops without delays. This includes gracefully handling errors, red cards, penalties, and goals that can suspend in-play markets… all lead to bet cancellations. Learn how prototyping and a hands-on design approach can solve user problems.