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Looking forward to hosting Great Question's next webinar on December 17th, Scaling UX Research for Impact in 2025- A Live Demo of Great Question. We’ll talk about: 🔑 A practical roadmap for scaling UX research efficiently. 🛠️ How Great Question empowers enterprises to recruit, conduct, analyze and share research at scale without compromising quality. 💡 Tips to democratize research and drive actionable insights across your org. Whether you’re actively interested in scaling or streamlining your existing research programs, this session will provide the insights you need going into the new year. RSVP at the link below.

"Energy in meetings" as a superpower! This is definitely one of the biggest ones! Just attended a great UX research training session at Indeed and one of the biggest difference in this one compared to other trainings was definitely the energy and flow of the session. With the rise of more and more "low touch" platforms, "energy and enthusiasm" as a superpower is definitely the one to hone, practice and scale! #bemorehuman #buildproductsthatuserslove #productmanagement #userresearch

Closed cohort 14 on Adaptability (294 designers) ✔️ When you understand the way we think, you find ease in the process. This video is shrinked and I look super exhausted because it was 2 hours long but I hope you still find value in it. I’ll share the live Q&As after this, so that you know how differently every designer think. If you wanna attend Deep UX Cohorts, sign up early to avoid waiting list. Register here : https://lnkd.in/gJ5GzM2k #uxdesign #seminar #adaptibility #learning #uxdesigner

Product launches can be tough, expensive, and risky. How do you know which features people will prefer and which will fail? 🤔 The good news is that you don’t have to leave launches to guesswork. 💡😄 Learn how to de-risk your next product launch in our latest whitepaper, written in collaboration with Irrational Labs. You’ll discover how quantitative UX research reveals what people really want, based on rigorous behavioural science. It includes: ✅ 5 critical factors to consider when running quantitative UX research. ✅ 4 key questions you can answer with this methodology. ✅ 2 success stories that show quantitative UX research in action. This methodology is powerful, affordable, and accessible to any organisation. Learn more by downloading the full whitepaper today: https://lnkd.in/ehqVmmQg

🔥 Just finished an enlightening read from the "Design Thinking Toolbox"! by Michael Lewrick, Patrick Link, and Larry Leifer! 📚 ✨ The "Understanding" section truly captivated me, emphasizing how crucial it is for us as UX/UI designers to deeply connect with our users. This isn't just about gathering data, it's about immersing ourselves in their world. This approach has reminded me that the best solutions come from genuine understanding and empathy. What makes this book so valuable is how it provides a deep understanding of each method used in the understanding phase, offering practical insights and actionable techniques. I'm excited to delve into the other sections of this book.💡 #UXDesign #UIDesign #DesignThinking #Empathy #UserExperience #UserExperience #DesignInspiration #ContinuousLearning

Information Alchemy — my mini UX video course — is live (and free). In 8 video chapters, you'll learn: 1. How to pick the right diagram tool for any information challenge 2. How to transform complex data into organized insights 3. How to catalog information based on characteristics Plus, you'll get my Notion sense-making tool cheatsheet. I want to give you the tools to make sense of information faster than anyone else in the room. Grab it here: https://lnkd.in/g6FM_SXN

🚨Hello #uxresearchers and #designers, do we treat international projects the same way we do local projects? What are some of the ☢️challenges we encounter when speaking to a user group with a language barrier? Are we able to correctly pin point😩 what each reaction or emotion means? Kindly share your feedback 💫 #dailylearning #consistencymatters #linkedInlearning #linkedIn Just finished "UX Research: International Projects" by Cory Lebson! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/eMjmb-ae #internationalprojectmanagement, #uxresearch.

✨ Excited to join the upcoming Designing for Focus: Creating User Experiences That Enhance Attention meetup! In a world full of distractions, it's essential to design experiences that go beyond grabbing attention—they must help users focus on what truly matters. This Meetup will explore how #UXdesign can foster productivity by leveraging concepts like Flow and emotional intelligence. 🧘🏻💡

Navigating the vast world of design can feel overwhelming, especially for those just starting their careers. Here's how we’re making it easier to learn and save you valuable time 👇 Earlier this year, Uxcel team reimagined how we map out the various skills and topics on our platform. One of our under-the-radar gems is the UX Glossary. This resource explains every UX design term in detail and is cross-mapped with Uxcel’s learning materials for easy reference — think of it like a Wikipedia for UX. It’s designed to help you navigate complex terminology, follow topics, bookmark resources, and more. From basic UX definitions to niche concepts like Accessibility or Progressive Disclosure — it’s all there 💎 Best part? It’s 100% free for everyone. Here’s a quick example on Forms topic definition & associated learning resources: https://lnkd.in/eZVjzk2E #glossary #uxdesign #uxcareer

💭Today's burning question: How can I apply Jacob's Law to enhance my design skills? And I'm grateful to have delved into this topic during today's assignment. 🔍Day 3 of GrowthSchool UX workshop was a deep dive into Jacob's Law, exploring its implications for design consistency and user expectations. It shed light on the importance of familiarity and intuitive interfaces in creating memorable user experiences. Eagerly anticipating further revelations in the days to come!✨ Keep exploring, Keep innovating..!🚀❤️ #userexperience #growthschool #designinsights