Work better together for better UX
information architecture, agile/Lean UX, UX strategy, UX workshops
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Nine little books filled with big ideas: quick to read, big on value, and evergreen to read again and again.
If you're drawing on a whiteboard or flip chart in front of a group, keep these tips in mind.
Hack your own approach to UX strategy. It’s not the blueprint, canvas, or diagram you use. It’s the conversations you have and the alignment you achieve.
Dan Brown on how to choose the right methods to craft your discovery phase (from the 2016 IA Summit).
These books will help you shift to collaborative design and guide you to plan and facilitate successful UX and strategy workshops.
Kickoff projects right by choosing the discovery method that fits your team resources and supports your project goals for optimization or innovation.
Sometimes its better to let things lie until you're sure you’re approaching the issue with a clear head and vision.
In the Design Age where teams create products faster than they can think, it's the team adopt new ways of working.
UX isn't about answers. It's about the right questions. When someone suggests you're an impostor, look for the right question.