ux terror. know your rights. (front trends 2015)
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UX Terror. Know your rights.Front Trends 2015, Natalia Rózycka.
Prototype
Spot 10 differences
Prototype What I get from the dev team
Are UX people #$%^!?
No.
The end
Myth 1: UX = prototyping
BUSINESS TEAM WORKING
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Depth of experience
DESIGN TECHNICALRESEARCH
Mr. T from the “A-Team”
Myth 2: Lo-fi prototypes are sufficient
Myth 3: UX folks are stubborn
★ Consistency of the entire solution
★ Consistency of the entire solution
★ Known UI patterns
★ Consistency of the entire solution
★ Known UI patterns
★ Already tested on users
SmoothFE / UX collaboration
in 3 easy steps
Step 1: Lean in
Step 2: Set it up like a pro
UX Deliverables
UX Deliverables
Business context and users’ insights
UX Deliverables
Business context and users’ insights
Styleguide
UX Deliverables
Business context and users’ insights
Styleguide Prototypes
UX Deliverables
Business context and users’ insights
Styleguide Prototypes
Supplementary documentation:
e.g. workflowslinks to examples
UX Deliverables
Business context and users’ insights
Styleguide Prototypes
Graphic design (as a proxy)
Supplementary documentation:
e.g. workflowslinks to examples
Prototypes(make)
Planning & managing tasks
Documentation(share & comment)
Designs(share & comment)
Other files(share)
Axure
JIRA
gDocs
InVision
Prototypes(make)
Planning & managing tasks
Documentation(share & comment)
Designs(share & comment)
Other files(share) gDrive
Prototypes(make)
Planning & managing tasks
Documentation(share & comment)
Designs(share & comment)
Other files(share)
JIRA
Axure
gDocs
InVision
gDrivesource of truth
Step 3: Learn the design critique
Seeing UX deliverable
Seeing UX deliverable
Got comments?
Seeing UX deliverable
Got comments?
No
Think again
Seeing UX deliverable
Got comments?
Is the timing right?No
Think again
Seeing UX deliverable
Got comments?
Is the timing right?
Design commentRefer to: consistency, flow, proportions, colors, UI patterns… or just say it looks weird
No
Think again
Seeing UX deliverable
Got comments?
Is the timing right?
Design comment Implementation commentUse numbers:
effort to implement, load time etc.
Refer to: consistency, flow, proportions, colors, UI patterns… or just say it looks weird
No
Think again
P.S. A weird thing
Design enthusiast
Hardcore developer
Design enthusiast
Hardcore developer
Beautiful code
feed with raw meat
requires detailed designs
technology-centric
Design enthusiast
Hardcore developer
Beautiful code
Beautiful UI
feed with raw meat
requires detailed designs
technology-centric
does not implement 1:1
wants to know users & business
interested in design
Beautiful code
Beautiful UI
feed with raw meat
requires detailed designs
technology-centric
does not implement 1:1
wants to know users & business
interested in design
Bad Good
GoodBad
Beautiful code
Beautiful UI
does not implement 1:1
requires detailed designs
technology-centric
does not implement 1:1
wants to know users & business
interested in design
Thank you!
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