
UXDX · 30 Jun, 2021
UXDX Community:Europe South
Date
30 Jun, 2021
16:10 - 17:20
Venue
Online
Format
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.
Hosted by
Noemi Bellioni
UX Designer
Agenda
Tue29 Jun
Traditionally, prototyping requires you to rapidly build to release it quickly and fail quickly to rerelease. But in Lorenzo's experience, having a flexible approach towards prototypes and their level of "fidelity", depending on the stakeholders involved, not only allows for efficient learning but also allows for the creation of better products.
In this session, Lorenzo will talk through his best practices in prototyping, touch on how this has helped him create better products, and how it has enhanced communications with the different stakeholders involved.
Design critiques are a critical step in the overall process of product development. In this talk, Inês will discuss the journey on how they evolved design critiques at Pipedrive. She will talk through the key lessons she has learnt throughout and will touch on:
- The importance of the design critique
- The evolution that accompanied growth
- Pains and possible turnarounds
Through working in startups, scale-ups and enterprise companies, Nadine has experienced that many companies view creating and establishing UX research as a discipline and as part of the overall culture.
Nadine will talk through her best practices in steering companies towards building and growing successful UX Teams. She will touch on:
- The approaches she has created to ensure a smooth transition (understanding the current status quo of the business);
- How to find allies and understand their values; and
- The challenges/fears she has encountered and how she overcame them
Traditionally, prototyping requires you to rapidly build to release it quickly and fail quickly to rerelease. But in Lorenzo's experience, having a flexible approach towards prototypes and their level of "fidelity", depending on the stakeholders involved, not only allows for efficient learning but also allows for the creation of better products.
In this session, Lorenzo will talk through his best practices in prototyping, touch on how this has helped him create better products, and how it has enhanced communications with the different stakeholders involved.
Design critiques are a critical step in the overall process of product development. In this talk, Inês will discuss the journey on how they evolved design critiques at Pipedrive. She will talk through the key lessons she has learnt throughout and will touch on:
- The importance of the design critique
- The evolution that accompanied growth
- Pains and possible turnarounds
Through working in startups, scale-ups and enterprise companies, Nadine has experienced that many companies view creating and establishing UX research as a discipline and as part of the overall culture.
Nadine will talk through her best practices in steering companies towards building and growing successful UX Teams. She will touch on:
- The approaches she has created to ensure a smooth transition (understanding the current status quo of the business);
- How to find allies and understand their values; and
- The challenges/fears she has encountered and how she overcame them
Wed30 Jun
The biggest myth about getting buy-in is that you only need data and logic to make your case. Data and logic are necessary but often there are far greater complexities at play.
Giving examples from their experiences, Lorenzo, Nadine and Ines will discuss their blueprint on how they instigate change in their roles by first ensuring buy-in from different stakeholders and how they got past tricky situations.
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.
Wed30 Jun
This discussion will gather the Volkswagen Digital Solutions team working on product delivery to discuss their processes, approach, direction and team targets including;
- Who sets the direction
- How do you ensure everybody is working towards the same goal
- How does communication and handover work between the roles work
- How do you ensure excellence within each function (autonomous teams/continuous delivery
The biggest myth about getting buy-in is that you only need data and logic to make your case. Data and logic are necessary but often there are far greater complexities at play.
Giving examples from their experiences, Lorenzo, Nadine and Ines will discuss their blueprint on how they instigate change in their roles by first ensuring buy-in from different stakeholders and how they got past tricky situations.
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.
This discussion will gather the Volkswagen Digital Solutions team working on product delivery to discuss their processes, approach, direction and team targets including;
- Who sets the direction
- How do you ensure everybody is working towards the same goal
- How does communication and handover work between the roles work
- How do you ensure excellence within each function (autonomous teams/continuous delivery
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