Raquel blends different methodologies grounded in clinical psychology, design thinking, ethnography, field studies, sensemaking, technology and cross innovation not only to inspire new and different opportunities, but also to set ground for a more open, innovative and flexible mindset. As such she helps companies, organisations and teams to solve complex (or simple) challenges by finding contextualized needs (more real and grounded) allowing to design innovative and impactful solutions.
Past Talks
UXDX Community: APAC Series: UX Process 2022
10 November 2022
At Kitch, once a week, we do restaurant sightseeing to bring some realness to our work (Product Squads and other teams like Marketing, CommOps, Sales, Account Manager, Leadership). Our customers are at the core of our values, therefore, learning from and with them is a top priority for all teams to be more aligned with real needs and opportunities 🍽
Why?
Every restaurant is unique. It’s essential to be conscious of how they run their business, what tools and processes they use and what kind of customers they’ve. But also to recognise that their observations are their truths, their point of view. It’s always important to see how restaurants explain their thoughts and motivations behind something.
After this presentation, you'll walk away with an understanding of how at Kitch:
-Everyone is invited to join in. Each team has different priorities, approaches and ways of thinking that will enrich our data collection. This is also a way to involve the all company in one particular initiative.
-How they've executed 35 Field Trips involving 56 different people from different areas.
-How they run alignment understanding sessions about the restaurant and how to prepare for the Field Trip.
-Who’s involved on those actions (restaurant staff, couriers, customers)? How do they perform them (do they use any particular tool, systems, object, any particular process)?
-Why It’s also important to collect evidences, artefacts that can illustrate what the team observed (photos, videos, tickets, promotional materials... you name it!).