
Why do we separate engineering and UX
- design
- March 8, 2025
If the code is badly written and the customers are struggling, isn’t it automatically the UX failure?
Read MoreIf the code is badly written and the customers are struggling, isn’t it automatically the UX failure?
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Read MoreDesign is wireframing the answers to these questions first: Who stops you.Who lets you do it. Who wants it, and why.Who may not want it. Who live in the teams.Who lives on the intersection of teams. Who establishes.Who deconstructs. Who lives in the double diamond, or causal loop, or quadrant.Who lives in the systems. All of these above—for how long? …
Read MoreWhile designing the journey, the customer success was all over the place because they totally missed the customers’ natural language.
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