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Improving Website Performance by 11x
Taylor shares how he redesigned the Krogers.com website using the Marko framework and how his design choices led to an 11x improvement in performance.
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How the Craziest UX Ideas became Successful Products
Releasing every 3 weeks gives you more learning opportunities. But building something meaningful in that time is a challenge. So instead of building a product you need to shift to thinking how you can validate assumptions.
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How Atlassian are meeting the increased demand for user research
To keep up with demand for research, we need to upskill cross functional team members to become self-sufficient, in particular UX designers and product managers. We need to put structures in place to ensure that this decentralized research is of high quality and answers the right questions.
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Building a High Impact UX Research Team at Wildlife Studios
Om Tandon shares his three-step approach to building and scaling high-impact UX Research teams.
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Creating Visual Product Visions
Visions are about getting buy-in. By creating vision stories you can hook people on the emotions of the customer's pain and joy. And using high-quality visuals ensures that they are excited for the future.
Read edition ↗Cross-Functional #122: How Shopify is Axing All Meetings, Declaring Goal Bankruptcy and The State of Mobile User Experience
This week we take at how Shopify is axing all meetings, declaring goal bankruptcy, how good are ChatGPT’s UX writing skills?, the state of mobile user experience and what to expect from AI in 2023 . Enabling the Team Why There’s No Such Thing as Perfect (Agile) Transformation
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The Mindset Shift needed to Improve Product Teams
We learn a me-centric mindset early on but this inhibits strong collaboration. Tyler shares practical examples of how to shift to an others-first mindset to build better products.
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How to Innovate with Quick Experiments
People are really falling into the product discovery valley of death where the focus is on building. Shifting to quick experiments lets you learn before building.
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Using field trips to generate insights at Kitch
Instead of making assumptions about what customers need the Kitch team run field trips to see how their products are being used and uncover real pain points.
Read edition ↗Cross-Functional #121: Not Every Product is Habit-Forming, But All Products Can Have Loyal Users and The Science of User Experience
This week we take a look at why can't we get along?, the three True-North metrics that your product and business need, The science of user experience, how hydration is pure overhead and product designers should forget about coding and learn product man
Read edition ↗Cross-Functional #120: How Our Brains Decide When to Trust and The Best UX Design Books
This week we take a look at how our brains decide when to trust, how to focus on product strategy patterns, not templates, how design takes time, comparing the Gatsby, Next, Nuxt, and Nest Open-source JavaScript Fram and to wrap up the year we look at
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How to Level Up Your Continuous Product Discovery Using the Product Science Success Path
Holly shares the five levels of success that teams can adopt to improve their discovery process and outcomes.
Read edition ↗Cross-Functional #119: How Spotify designed a new homepage experience design and OpenAI ChatGPT for product designers is bursting onto the scene
This week we take a look at how Spotify designed a new homepage experience, the future of UX writing, how one man would change how he designs social media apps and we will look at the latest product blowing up tech social media - OpenAI ChatGPT for pro
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