Published inUX Collective·Jun 13, 2020Member-onlyWhat now? What next?Design Thinking-Inspired Activities for Home Use, in the COVID19 Moment — Like many of you I’ve been thinking a lot about how the CV19 situation will change aspects of our day-to-day lives. This has hit home for friends, families and foes, and we are all impacted in different ways. Will this accelerate new industry innovations? Will this be the end of…Covid-197 min readCovid-197 min read
Jun 2, 2018Why the MVP is a Bad Idea for your Release CandidateDisclaimer: Some of what I’m about to say here doesn’t really apply if time is NOT on your side — or a hard and fast market driven deadline is staring you in the face. I’m going to propose some ideas here that are controversial but that’s ok, hopefully the discussion…UX12 min readUX12 min read
Jun 1, 2018UX Discovery: Empathy, Hypothesis and AssumptionsUX Discovery and Early Requirements Gathering I tend to look at product development as moving along two tracks. Path-finding, where fewer competitors exist and there is more room to blaze a trail with emerging technology or new solutions — or Iterating on a mature or known product, where people are familiar with your product and common…UX9 min readUX9 min read
May 3, 2016The Experience Model CanvasA one-page framework for thinking about product design — About the “canvas” worksheet There have been a handful of variations of the “canvas” that have popped up over the last couple of years and I owe a huge thank you to Alex Osterwalder, Alan Smith, Gregor Bernarda, Trish Papadokas, Yves Pigneur and I’m sure others that I’m neglecting but Strategyzer.com …UX6 min readUX6 min read
Mar 30, 2016Five things to consider when establishing UX within your businessIntegrating UX with Agile software development teams is a challenge facing many companies. …Design7 min readDesign7 min read
