Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “user experience research SF”
I have a confession. Although my world is a UX-centric one, I added ‘service design’ to the meta tag of my website and have been using terms like ‘service blueprint’ and ‘swimlanes’ in meetings. I watched as a LinkedIn group changed its title three times from UX to UX / CX / product / strategy and the web site recently …
We are delighted to be guests for an up-coming webinar hosted by the good people at Aging 2.0. TOPIC: “With, Not For” Designing Innovations in Aging through Empathy Mapping and Inclusive Design Teams NOVEMBER 15TH, 2016 – REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR ON EVENTBRITE We have the ability to create experiences that are situationally appropriate and environmentally aware, regardless of age, …
User experience or ‘UX’ has finally hit mainstream for companies of all types and sizes. It’s the new corporate buzzword these days. There is a scrappy, almost desperate attempt by companies who’ve previously allowed these “just ok” experiences to survive who are finally being forced to put strategic focus (along with budgets and resources) to make focus on the entire …
