Ever been pushed back on ideas? Or being told to go back to the drawing board? Here is how to avoid these situations. — At some point throughout your UX design career, you will encounter stakeholder management activities and their expectations. This is one of the trickiest parts of my career and mastering it can be a powerful asset to gain. …

Why I migrated from Adobe XD to Figma — Over the years design tools have evolved to meet the demands of users; the designers. Sketch dominated the landscape, but then Adobe XD, Figma, Invision, Marvel, Framer X to name a few, gradually arrived on the scene. When I first started off in the UX field, the only tool I…

Recently in my current role, I conducted unmoderated usability testing on a website page that has now rolled out last month. It may seem relatively easy to set one of these up, but there are lots of important factors to take into consideration. Why unmoderated usability testing? One of the benefits of unmoderated usability…

What does it mean for the UXer to be working from home? — With numbers of around 20.7M (August 2020 figures) confirmed cases around the world, life has been difficult this year. It has meant staying at home, working from home, having limited contact with other people and so on. “COVID-19 is a new illness that can affect your lungs and airways. …

A UX designer’s case study on the experience of facilitating design sprints. — As the design sprint has become the normality in the world of innovation and has carved in the designer’s handbook, products go flying out to the hands of users at lightning speed. MVP that is. But how does the design sprint work for everyone? Do UXers follow the whole process…