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Different pathways to the why
What's inside: GenAI storyboards, research impact, impactful workshops, outcomes over outputs, enterprise user behavior, inclusive sans, and more.
Newsletter • April 5, 2024 • 5 min read
Hey folks,
Here are the top 10 things I found worth sharing and your UX tip of the week.
UX tip of the week
Learn how to indirectly get answers you need without asking why.
Identify what you’re trying to identify.
Pick relative questions that are alternatives to why to get clarity.
Top 10 things worth sharing this week
You can apply GenAI to create storyboard visuals, and learn about how product manager’s might be using GPT-4 as a new UX design co-pilot.
Identify the causes of the impact problem with research and learn how to increase business outcomes.
Develop super skills to lead product discovery and facilitate impactful workshops.
The future of AI x UX: David Hoang shared thoughts on how AI will influence creative tools. Sarah Gold shared thoughts on 2 key shifts in Gen AI that will redefine industries. Lastly, learn about turning AI possibilities into UX realities.
“How are your efforts designed to impact the outcomes the business is aiming for?” Push to connect your how your team’s work achieves the company mission with outcomes instead of outputs.
Leverage 5 principles for designing a quality homepage and browse designspells for inspiration.
"When presented with large software, an Enterprise user might be needing only a small percentage of its functionalities. It’s vital for us to collaborate with users from specific domains.” Deepen your understanding of Enterprise user behavior and adoption via Naveed Ahmed.
“As consumers, we invite products into our homes, relationships, and daily routines. We ignore that simple truth when we design products with delight as our end goal.” Alex Klein wrote about how designing for delight is dead.
Dig into a text font designed for accessibility by Olivia King called Inclusive Sans.
Explore merging user journey maps and jobs-to-be-done methodologies effectively.
Thanks for reading!
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Sincerely,
Gerren