
UXDX · Bengaluru · 03 Feb, 2021
UXDX Community:Bengaluru
Date
03 Feb, 2021
12:45 - 13:55
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Online
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Where product, design and engineering people meet to learn from real work.
A local meetup bridging the gap between Product, UX, Design and Dev to build better products, faster together.
Expect real case studies, candid lessons and a room of peers working through similar product-delivery challenges.
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Agenda
Tue2 Feb
Many design teams have used the Jobs-To-Be-Done Framework to understand your users goals, create solutions for the problems they're trying to solve and overall streamline product design processes and remain user-centric.
In this talk Vineet will talk through the Postman journey with the JTBD framework as the product teams scale.
LinkedIn Events was released as a platform to allow businesses to live stream events. However with the sudden change of event requirements for 2020, the team in LinkedIn had to quickly learn how to pivot and adapt LinkedIn Events to the needs of their users and the new environment of virtual events.
Using the re-release of LinkedIn Events as the base of her story, Anshul will go through her best practices when conducting Formative Testing when trying to understand the needs of her users. She will touch on how she:
- Recruits participants
- Designs the questions
- Executes the Interviews
- Interprets the insights gathered, and
- Any future plans she has to improve the process
How do you take away the bad reputation enterprise UX has accumulated over time ?
Work tools are important and getting their experience right has always been tricky with the complexity and multi stakeholder environments.
In his talk Amit shares some myths about enterprise UX which keep products away from making experiences exceptional, appropriate and delightful.
He will share learnings from failures and how products can re-pivot to focus on the right things that empower users and their organizations to achieve more.
In the context of her role in Zynga and experiences as a PM for numerous start-ups, Keerthana will share her journey on how she has learned to become a better PM and a better leader. In this talk, she will touch on her personal lessons on:
- The importance of people over efficiency
- How to ask the right questions, and
- How to create an anchor for your product team when under pressure
You're working from home, your stakeholders are way too many and not in the same room, you want to launch a massive product, #PanicModeOn!
In this talk, Saumya goes through one of the big recent successful launches at Swiggy and how she drove the team as lead PM to make this happen during COVID, within the given timelines, aligning all stakeholders and delighting the users.
Many design teams have used the Jobs-To-Be-Done Framework to understand your users goals, create solutions for the problems they're trying to solve and overall streamline product design processes and remain user-centric.
In this talk Vineet will talk through the Postman journey with the JTBD framework as the product teams scale.
LinkedIn Events was released as a platform to allow businesses to live stream events. However with the sudden change of event requirements for 2020, the team in LinkedIn had to quickly learn how to pivot and adapt LinkedIn Events to the needs of their users and the new environment of virtual events.
Using the re-release of LinkedIn Events as the base of her story, Anshul will go through her best practices when conducting Formative Testing when trying to understand the needs of her users. She will touch on how she:
- Recruits participants
- Designs the questions
- Executes the Interviews
- Interprets the insights gathered, and
- Any future plans she has to improve the process
How do you take away the bad reputation enterprise UX has accumulated over time ?
Work tools are important and getting their experience right has always been tricky with the complexity and multi stakeholder environments.
In his talk Amit shares some myths about enterprise UX which keep products away from making experiences exceptional, appropriate and delightful.
He will share learnings from failures and how products can re-pivot to focus on the right things that empower users and their organizations to achieve more.
In the context of her role in Zynga and experiences as a PM for numerous start-ups, Keerthana will share her journey on how she has learned to become a better PM and a better leader. In this talk, she will touch on her personal lessons on:
- The importance of people over efficiency
- How to ask the right questions, and
- How to create an anchor for your product team when under pressure
You're working from home, your stakeholders are way too many and not in the same room, you want to launch a massive product, #PanicModeOn!
In this talk, Saumya goes through one of the big recent successful launches at Swiggy and how she drove the team as lead PM to make this happen during COVID, within the given timelines, aligning all stakeholders and delighting the users.
Wed3 Feb
Startups pivot before they hit product-market fit. But what happens if the market shifts after you have an established product? Enterprise products face the same adapt or die challenges as startups. In this panel we will discuss the different challenges and benefits of pivoting an established product including managing internal stakeholders, external users, legacy technology and more..
Moderated by Rory Madden, join the conversation, share your insights and probe the speakers on the elements of their talks that left you wanting more.
Wed3 Feb
Sharing experiences from Zynga, Postman and Swiggy our panelists will discuss how remote is working for them from an office, team and productivity perspective. Find out how it has impacted these companies for short and long-term change and how they structure themselves daily to ensure productivity and positivity.
Moderated by Catherine Madden, join the conversation, share your insights and probe the speakers on the elements of their talks that left you wanting more.
Startups pivot before they hit product-market fit. But what happens if the market shifts after you have an established product? Enterprise products face the same adapt or die challenges as startups. In this panel we will discuss the different challenges and benefits of pivoting an established product including managing internal stakeholders, external users, legacy technology and more..
Moderated by Rory Madden, join the conversation, share your insights and probe the speakers on the elements of their talks that left you wanting more.
Sharing experiences from Zynga, Postman and Swiggy our panelists will discuss how remote is working for them from an office, team and productivity perspective. Find out how it has impacted these companies for short and long-term change and how they structure themselves daily to ensure productivity and positivity.
Moderated by Catherine Madden, join the conversation, share your insights and probe the speakers on the elements of their talks that left you wanting more.
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