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Breathing Life into Data

Breathing Life into Data

Back after my oldest son was born, Mo — well, he was about a year and a half old — he was just learning to talk. I have this vivid memory —…
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the next big
Why Your Design Sprints Always End in Tears

Why Your Design Sprints Always End in Tears

When I was a kid, I watched Julia Childs make hundreds of omelets. She’d melt what looked like a pound of butter, effortlessly crack a few…
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Shaun Archer
10 Principles of Physical Experience Design

10 Principles of Physical Experience Design

Let’s Make Place
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Ripon DeLeon
Designing Team Meetings So They Don’t Suck

Designing Team Meetings So They Don’t Suck

By Sara Zailskas Walsh
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ONE Design
Creativity Through Compassion

Creativity Through Compassion

This article has been adapted from a talk I gave at Creative Mornings in Richmond, VA in October 2017.
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Heather Winkle
Finding the Romance of Financial Empathy

Finding the Romance of Financial Empathy

How an Unexpected Research Insight Turned into a Dating Game
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Beth Schwindt
Service Design Tools & Methods

Service Design Tools & Methods

Boiled-down, illustrated, and on a poster!
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ONE Design
Designing the Designer

Designing the Designer

Jesse James Garrett’s Midwest UX 2017 Keynote
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ONE Design
Knowledge: Where It Lives and How to Find It

Knowledge: Where It Lives and How to Find It

When I joined Capital One in the summer of 2016, there were hundreds of designers in our ONE Design organization — and I didn’t know any of…
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Megan Hamilton
How to Use Storytelling to Rock Your Portfolio Review

How to Use Storytelling to Rock Your Portfolio Review

By Kathrine Becker
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ONE Design
Evil by Design

Evil by Design

Hey, designer. You’ve learned a lot already. You can make apps and websites, you can prototype beautiful stuff out of thin air within…
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Kit Oliynyk
Tips from the “Mother of Empathy” on Designing for Elders

Tips from the “Mother of Empathy” on Designing for Elders

By Jess Kessin
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Adaptive Path
Designing Experiences: Make Empathy A Verb

Designing Experiences: Make Empathy A Verb

When my son was younger, we used to play a game. This was long before he had an iPhone and social media ran his life. We would sit in a…
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Tina Johnson-Marcel
When One Medium Isn’t Enough: Using Transmedia to Amplify Experiences

When One Medium Isn’t Enough: Using Transmedia to Amplify Experiences

It’s no secret anymore that people have different learning styles, and that each method of teaching has its benefits for demonstrating…
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Adaptive Path
Bringing Delightful Micro-Interaction and UI Animation to Life Through Developer–Designer…

Bringing Delightful Micro-Interaction and UI Animation to Life Through Developer–Designer…

Hi, my name is Kyo Kim and I have been working as a product designer at Capital One for about two years. I’ve been using micro-interactions…
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Kyo Kim
What We Learned at The Service Experience Conference 2017

What We Learned at The Service Experience Conference 2017

“We have a responsibility to humanize technology, all of us in this room,” said Kendra Shimmell, opening SXConf17.
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Adaptive Path
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