How and why it worked for us. — 🛫A Small Intro It happened in a large B2B IT department named Partner Solutions, who’s name was reflecting its purpose: we were indeed providing software solutions for business partners. Ops team initiated this process in order to cope with the scaling of the products (new sales, releases, partners, markets, etc.) …

Take a moment and don’t think of an elephant. Now, think of an elephant. We know that our brain does not work with negative constructions. First, let’s have a look at what they actually do to us in the long term, as opposed to what we think they do. …

Have you had conversations when someone is just waiting for you to stop talking, so it is their turn to speak? Has it happened to you, that the only reason you do not interrupt is to be polite? Whether we want it or not, it happens. The good news: communication…

In week 4 of the UX/UI design bootcamp we were asked to prototype a feature for an existing app. We had a week to create a prototype on Sketch & InVision or Marvel. It was pure luck to have gotten the “scenic feature” for Google Maps — the suggestion previously…

Below there are examples of good and bad design that I encountered in my everyday life and a usability principle that the example violates or follows. Good things come first for no reason. “+” Public transportation in the air I enjoyed flying a small airplane where I could pick a sit — something else, more trusting…

This post is meant to present the results of Challenge1 in the UX/UI Design Bootcamp (preWork) at the Ironhack School (Berlin). Challenge: Suggest a feature for the app that helps its users to find direction and options of public transportation and sum up the learnings. About GoUrban App GoUrban is the App developed…