Posts Tagged ‘Cross-Functional Teams’
Map the User Journey: Design for Seamless Experiences
Brilliant engineering means nothing if users don’t understand it. Even at concept stage, to map the user journey can prevent costly redesigns and frustration.
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Uncovering Customer Desires: Understanding Benefits in Concept Development
In product development, we often get caught up in the technical specifications and features we’re creating, forgetting the fundamental reason we’re building products in the first place: to provide benefits that improve users’ lives. This foundational concept of benefits versus features deserves revisiting regularly, especially when we’re deep in the weeds of development work. Subscribe…
Read MoreFrom Solo to Collaboration: Lessons from Nobel Laureate Shuji Nakamura and Dale Carnegie
Are you harnessing the power of collaboration in your professional life? What could Shuji Nakamura, the Nobel Prize-winning engineer behind the blue LED, teach you about teamwork and career growth? Discover how transitioning from an independent researcher to a collaborative leader can elevate your professional journey. Join me, Dianna Deeney, as I share insights from…
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From “Fall-Through” to “Follow-Through”: A Proactive Strategy for Design
Too much “fall-through”? We talk about the proactive strategy “follow-up and follow-through” and what that looks like for design.
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Driving Effective Conversations-Prioritizing and Decision Making at Concept Development and Beyond
We navigate the challenge of prioritizing and decision making to make the crucial trade-off decisions that can make or break your product.
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Driving Effective Conversations-Three Major Aspects to Consider for DfX
How do we better design for excellence? We should ask our cross-functional teams about these three major aspects. Knowing why helps.
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Driving Effective Conversations-Taking the Lead in Working Meetings
We unravel the importance of communication and self-advocacy in the realm of product design, how to take the lead in working meetings with cross-functional teams to get design inputs.
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