User Experience Archives - Desi Reuben-Sealey, UXMC

Business Is People - Victorinox Rescue Tool

Posted in Business, User Experience

Business Is People, People Is Business – Do you Believe That?

Simon Sinek puts it plainly in this short clip: “If you don’t understand people, you don’t understand business.” 🎬 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/CgcheQYt3Vs I have always believed that truth sits at the core of Experience Design and Leadership. When we dig into human needs, behaviours, and emotions, we uncover the levers that make products meaningful, services trusted, and

Shawshank Redemption - Perfect storytelling

Posted in Personal Development, Strategy, User Experience

UX Storytelling: Skyrocket Conversions (Do This Now!)

UX isn't just about wireframes and user flows; it's a mindset, a way of approaching the world. And surprisingly, the core principles of UX can be powerful catalysts for personal growth, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling and successful UX career. Let's explore 6 life lessons gleaned from UX that can help you level up both professionally and personally.

Quick Wins. A Tired runner at the end of a marathon.

Posted in Strategy

How Quick Are “Quick-Wins” Really?

Are "quick wins" in UX really worth it? Are there hidden costs? Learn how to build a sustainable UX strategy for long-term success.

Posted in Personal Development, User Experience

Two Key Components To Levelling Up In User Experience (UX)

The Takeaway: To level up in User Experience (UX), two key components are curiosity and mindset change. Both mental skills are crucial for UX professionals. How? Let’s talk about it. Many will tell you that you need to increase your skill level and breadth of experience, as well as soft skills. All this is 100%

Many cars lined up beside each other. The cars represent different design processes.

Posted in Design, Motivation, User Experience

What is more important Master: Many UX Design Processes or UX Methods and Activities?

What is more important Master: Many UX Design Processes or UX Methods and Activities? If you're trying to learn, double diamond, the IBM method and a whole lot more at the same time, I welcome you to read on.

Posted in Research, User Experience

UX – Good User Research and UX doesn’t always win

Even the best and most convincing User research doesn't always get a project moving in the right direction. There is a point where you have to realise that those companies, groups or people have to go through the process of failing before being ready to be helped.

Techniques or Definitions User Experience Professionals should know and use

Posted in Big Data, Design, User Experience

UX – Techniques or Definitions User Experience Professionals should use

What I mean by that is the techniques used by User Experience Professionals to gather the research and data that the deliverable is based upon. For example, individual interview techniques are not well suited for medium to larger groups of people. It’s not an effective use of thought process energy or time and it would take too

Tough UX Challenges in User Experience you can overcome

Posted in Professionalism, User Experience

UX – 4 Tough Challenges in User Experience you can overcome

Ask anyone proficient in User Experience what they think the biggest challenge they face in their role is and you’ll get a myriad of different replies. User Experience of course focuses entirely on the user. Without the user, User Experience (UX) effectively becomes irrelevant. However with the insurmountable amount of products that are on sale today, they all have

Posted in User Experience

UX – User Testing, do you need it for your project?

UX – User Testing, do you need it for your project? This article sheds light on the subject.

Posted in Big Data, User Experience

UX – Quantifying Big Data with User Experience

This has long been a subject of mystery in the Big Data and Business Intelligence (BI) industry. How can you apply User Experience Design to Big Data? How can it be quantified? Almost all applications are created for a specific purpose. Openoffice, Microsoft Office and other similar programs are for creating different kinds of documents or