User Experience Strategy & Tactics Workshop
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The document outlines 7 strategies and 16 tactics for user experience design. The strategies are: 1) Prioritize empathy over ego, 2) Define outcomes rather than features, 3) Make a compelling business case, 4) Stop competing with yourself, 5) Do it right the first time, 6) Technologists must own delivery, and 7) Future proof by planning for novices. The presentation emphasizes designing for all users, especially less technical ones, through iterative testing and a focus on simplicity.
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User Experience Strategy & Tactics Workshop
- 1. User Experience Strategy & Tactics ( please stop frustrating my mom ) anthony franco | president and founder | @anthonyfranco! © 2012 EffectiveUI Inc.!
- 2. ➡ 96 Slides ➡ 7 Strategies “Intensive Workshop” ➡ 16 Tactics ➡ 24 Examples ➡ 6 Quotes @anthonyfranco! copyright 2012!
- 4. -vs- product product MARKETING development copyright 2012!
- 5. who “owns” digital product creation? copyright 2012!
- 6. Geeks (technologists) -vs- Hipsters (creative directors) copyright 2012!
- 7. Geeks (technologists) is this a “great” product? copyright 2012!
- 8. imagine you are : Dr. Min Geeks KaoCEO of (technologists) Garmin copyright 2012!
- 9. Geeks (technologists) replaced this copyright 2012!
- 10. Geeks (technologists) with 24 satellites copyright 2012!
- 11. Geeks (technologists) location within 3 meters copyright 2012!
- 12. Geeks (technologists) accurate maps copyright 2012!
- 13. Geeks (technologists) real-time traffic copyright 2012!
- 14. Geeks (technologists) fit it in your pocket copyright 2012!
- 15. Geeks (technologists) for $100 copyright 2012!
- 16. Geeks (technologists) is this a “great” product? copyright 2012!
- 17. "For you to sleep well at night, the aesthetic, the quality, has to be carried all the way through." Steve Jobs copyright 2012!
- 18. Geeks (technologists) -vs- Hipsters (creative directors) copyright 2012!
- 19. Hipsters (creative directors) is this a “great” hotel? copyright 2012!
- 20. Hipsters (creative directors) they understand aesthetics copyright 2012!
- 21. Hipsters (creative directors) but use this lamp copyright 2012!
- 22. Hipsters (creative directors) find the mirror copyright 2012!
- 23. Hipsters (creative directors) grab a drink copyright 2012!
- 24. Hipsters (creative directors) turn on the hot water copyright 2012!
- 25. Hipsters (creative directors) without burning yourself copyright 2012!
- 26. Hipsters (creative directors) copyright 2012!
- 27. “Design is not just what it looks like and Steve Jobs copyright 2012!
- 28. Strategy Tactics copyright 2012!
- 29. 1 The noble cause Strategy copyright 2012!
- 30. Tactic: tell the story copyright 2012!
- 31. the princess bride © The Princess Bride Ltd. copyright 2012!
- 32. If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the results of a hundreds battles" Tactic: - Sun-Tzu know your audience Art of War copyright 2012!
- 33. the princess bride © The Princess Bride Ltd. copyright 2012!
- 34. 1 Empathy over ego Strategy copyright 2012!
- 35. There s no such thing as a stupid user ...there are only ignorant designers @anthonyfranco copyright 2012!
- 36. Problem: what about intuition? the exception that proves the rule copyright 2012!
- 37. Tactic: build business empathy executive workshops copyright 2012!
- 38. Tactic: build tech empathy complicated systems copyright 2012!
- 39. Tactic: build user empathy customer insight copyright 2012!
- 40. Tactics: holistic understanding SUDA copyright 2012!
- 41. Caution: get to the core issues user’s do not know how to design requirements copyright 2012!
- 42. 2 Define outcomes, not features Strategy copyright 2012!
- 43. do not define features: “Refresh button” Example: outcomes vs features instead, define outcomes: “Users will trust real-time data” copyright 2012!
- 44. Features • sortable columns • maps with our locations • facebook integration Example: Outcomes • relevant data • locate nearest location • share with friends copyright 2012!
- 45. Feature • integrate a facebook “like” button Example: Outcome • users need to have the ability to outcomes will drive the share information with their friends right conversations and family copyright 2012!
- 46. Tactic: look for patterns copyright 2012!
- 47. Tactic: build personas copyright 2012!
- 48. Tactic: understand the customer journey copyright 2012!
- 49. Caution: be honest, ask “why” copyright 2012!
- 50. 3 Make a compelling business case Strategy copyright 2012!
- 51. typical UX business justifications: bottom line • increased customer self-service • reduced technical support calls • more efficient development • reduced maintenance costs Tactics: • reduced hard-goods costs business justification top line • differentiation • improved customer satisfaction • increased engagement (time spent) • brand perception • pain to leave (customer lifetime value) copyright 2012!
- 52. Caution: your competition will often steer you wrong copyright 2012!
- 53. Tactic: paint the vision vision demo copyright 2012!
- 54. Tactics: business justification vision demo copyright 2012!
- 55. 4 Stop competing with yourself Strategy copyright 2012!
- 56. Example: competing objectives copyright 2012!
- 57. Example: competing objectives ecommerce sites are the worst offenders copyright 2012!
- 58. Example: competing objectives “need to be social” copyright 2012!
- 59. Example: competing objectives “prove security” copyright 2012!
- 60. Example: competing objectives “more email addresses” copyright 2012!
- 61. Example: competing objectives “create an experience” copyright 2012!
- 62. Example: competing objectives “increase conversions” copyright 2012!
- 63. Example: competing objectives “need more email addresses” copyright 2012!
- 64. Example: competing objectives copyright 2012!
- 65. business centric workflow customer centric workflow Tactic: users define experience copyright 2012!
- 66. Tactic: users define workflow copyright 2012!
- 67. Humble Plea: be frugal with “social” copyright 2012!
- 68. 5 Do it right the very first time Strategy copyright 2012!
- 69. Example: lost customer loyalty copyright 2012!
- 70. Example: painted into a corner copyright 2012!
- 71. sweet spot “rightness” Problem: the compromise conundrum time & money copyright 2012!
- 72. Tactic: pick a product mvp parity differentiation disruption market position copyright 2012!
- 73. If you think it's expensive to hire Tactic: a professional to do the job, wait use experts until you hire an amateur. - Red Adair copyright 2012!
- 74. Tactic: embrace change copyright 2012!
- 75. Tactic: defend with research contextual inquiry copyright 2012!
- 76. 6 Technologists must own the delivery Strategy copyright 2012!
- 77. Vision without execution is hallucination. -Thomas Edison copyright 2012!
- 78. An experience is not realized until it is in working software. - Ken Guiberson CTO, EffectiveUI copyright 2012!
- 79. Problem: geeks can’t design http://www.flickr.com/photos/eflon/4404716468/ copyright 2012!
- 80. Caution: scrum run amuck http://www.flickr.com/photos/eflon/4404716468/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Escher_Waterfall.jpg Geeks (technologists) Hipsters (creative directors) copyright 2012!
- 81. Software projects are Problem: predictably unpredictable unpredictability copyright 2012!
- 82. acceptance criteria: design check sprint 0: release planning sprints retrospective Tactic: user feedback iterate based on risk include design in iterations design sprints incorporating user feedback and design in an agile process copyright 2012!
- 83. Problem: hipters do not know how to deliver working software http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Escher_Waterfall.jpg copyright 2012!
- 84. UI SPECIFICATION Tactic: scope = product don’t over think the interface in design - much will change during development copyright 2012!
- 85. sketch prototyping Tactic: through design visualize validate everything designed is merely a prototype user test wireframe copyright 2012!
- 86. Humble Plea: focus on simplicity copyright 2012!
- 87. 7 Future proof: plan for the novice Strategy copyright 2012!
- 88. adoption 32% Reference: the innovation curve time Gabriel Tarde! copyright 2012!
- 89. 22 years Reference: unprecedented early adoption 1 year 60 million units sold copyright 2012!
- 90. Why: the late-early adopters my mom copyright 2012!
- 91. Problem: complexity too much for her to handle copyright 2012!
- 92. Problem: new features new features and “improvements” confuse copyright 2012!
- 93. Problem: Submit do something that will probably destroy your iPad empathy blindness copyright 2012!
- 94. research prototype Tactic: test double down repeat copyright 2012!
- 95. Example: less to learn designed perfectly for the audience copyright 2012!
- 96. Early Adopter Meets Bad Design copyright 2012!
- 97. mom -vs- the lamp copyright 2012!
- 98. copyright 2012!
- 99. copyright 2012!
- 100. copyright 2012!
- 101. copyright 2012!
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- 104. copyright 2012!
- 105. copyright 2012!
- 106. copyright 2012!
- 107. copyright 2012!
- 108. copyright 2012!
- 109. copyright 2012!
- 110. please, let s stop frustrating my mom @anthonyfranco copyright 2012!
- 111. Thank You anthony franco | president and founder | @anthonyfranco! copyright 2012!