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I have stopped providing Wireframes to my clients. This has a shift in the focus and expectations of clients from a #UX Principal Consultant. Now they take a keen interest in Ecosystem Diagrams, Lumascapes, Unmoderated Observational Study, User Journey, improving Operations
before suggesting products to achieve an objective, Macro Economy Behaviour, Individual's Personality, Socio-Political and Demographic Constraints. I learned this by following mature ecosystems like the transaction between Doctor Consultants and Testing Labs.
Similarly, the transaction between Lawyer Consultants and Para Legal Team. So, now I pass all the documentation to the UI designer and achieve the design iteratively, progressing over Kanban or Scrum Agile Framework. Anyway, these days Design Systems have made it easy to follow
FRIENDS!
Founders and CEOs! Designers and DesignOps practitioners! VPs and Leaders!
I’ve just published the first in a series of group articles on getting your business right the first time:
mynameisjoshsilverman.com/writing/gettin…
Founders and CEOs! Designers and DesignOps practitioners! VPs and Leaders!
I’ve just published the first in a series of group articles on getting your business right the first time:
mynameisjoshsilverman.com/writing/gettin…
I’ve learned how #DesignOps helps small, medium, and large design teams. So much of what ops does at scale is more damage control – uninstalling programs and cleaning them up before reinstalling them.
There is a better way. You can get it right the first time.
There is a better way. You can get it right the first time.
The first installment in this series features ideas on having Just Enough Process*, by the incomparable @Michelephant: “simplifying how work gets done can help foster transparency, focus, and ownership.”
*not a dirty word
*not a dirty word
