determining the why: developing a ux strategy

30
Determining the Why Developing a UX Strategy Ashley Keller @ashk3l

Upload: ashley-keller

Post on 21-Apr-2017

676 views

Category:

Design


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Determining the WhyDeveloping a UX Strategy

Ashley Keller @ashk3l

Listen Lynda, the client

wants you to make this look better

What usually happensLikely to…

Jump to solutions Struggle to prioritize Waste time

What usually happensUnsure of…

Scope Sensitivities Strategic priorities

Typical project process

Starts well

Client feedback

Revisions approved

Stakeholder feedback

Development

Launch

Customer feedback

“The beginning is the most important part of any work.”

– Plato

Learn together

Iterate quickly

Customer feedback

Developwith confidence

Ideal project process

Launch withconfidence

Customer validation

“You can use an eraser on the drafting table or a sledgehammer

on the construction field.” – Frank Lloyd Wright

What should you create?

Business(viability)

Technology(feasibility)

Human(usability, desirability)

Balance breakthrough

How do you figure it out?

You need to have a plan.

Clear need

Value proposition

Research

Experiments

Customer validation

Tenants of a strategic framework:

5 day design sprint

Design thinking + Lean UX

How can you apply this?

This can be hard at first.

Something new can be scary

“There are no facts inside the building. Get out of the building.”

– Steve Blank

What we call them:

Business Requirements

What they really are:

Assumptions

So how do you get started?

“We talk so much about having empathy for users as if those users are the only

ones that matter…” – Tom Greever

Articulating the processGarnering support from our team and stakeholders

Project manager Account executive

The biggest challenge

– Anyone

“I don’t know.”

Typical hierarchy

“I don’t know.”

“Uh oh.”

The great equalizer

“I don’t know.” “Great! Let’s find out.”

“You need an environment that not only supports, but encourages [saying that you don’t know everything],

so you can develop processes that assist in discovering the answer to what it is you don’t know.”

– Jared Spool

Demonstrate value

Involve everyone

Share early and often

Make research fun

Capture your process

Ask often

Ashley Keller @ashk3l