In the last 12 years, I have transitioned from Network Security Engineering to Software…
A Beta phase or release is an early attempt to test that you’re solving the basic customer…
Knight Center的「Product Management for Journalists」課程，總共四周的課程，每週請不同的專業講師來講解新聞室PM這個角色。第一堂聚焦在PM職位的介紹，為什麼它將成為新聞室不可或缺的角色，以及它需要具備的條件、職位內容等。
Machine Learning for Product Managers — The magic of qualitative feedbacks
Hello fellow PMs,
Here are some of my war stories and thoughts:
On Thursday night, I attended an exclusive dinner hosted by Sequoia Capital with Women in…
Two weeks ago, my apartment mates and neighbors hosted a (lit) joint Halloween party. We announced the event a few days…
Product Analytics For Product People
There is really no excuse for current-day UI designers not to use real content versus Loren Ipsum – almost every popular tool offers this natively or as a plug-in. The same goes for a persona – whether this is defined by the client or by the actual designer, having a persona to refer to is a key part of justifying your design/UX decisions. Thanks for a good read.
Great read Garrett. I too often see UX designers not asking enough questions and relying more on assumptions. In my opinion, the reality for UX design is that every situation is contextual and there is never a one-rule-fits-all answer. Designers need contextual information to deliver a contextual solution, otherwise more often than not it ends up in…
Great read here. The stage of going from hi-fi design to initial build often does carry with it a lot of friction. Some comments here are definitely spot on for some designers being too ego-centric, and some developers perhaps not keeping an eye on the details.
Here at Barvas we are big believers in eating your own dog food (i’m even drafting this blog post in Barvas!). We manage all of our Product Development, Sales and Marketing Projects in Barvas. After all, if we can’t use the tool to get things done, how can we expect…
That sounds like a really interesting experiment to consider, even if the data hypothetically said it would work, I’d tend to agree that in the name of a pleasing visual experience, it might be too much!
Great read Dilek. Psychology definitely is a key part of UX and your interview really makes that clear to the audience – well done.
