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Essential skills for successful product design
As a designer, your ability to read and interpret product requirements is crucial to your success. The key to this is to be a careful and attentive…
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Richard Simms
The Importance of asking good questions in product design
As product designers, we are constantly investigating how to create products that are both functional and appealing to our customers. The design process…
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Promoting a positive design culture: Strategies for success
As a team, we must actively promote and uphold our company's culture and values. One key way to do this is by being a role model for collaboration and…
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Richard Simms
Building a productive design team: strategies for success
One important aspect of working on a product design team is regularly sharing context and information. Having a clear and consistent process for sharing…
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Navigating delegation, stakeholder engagement, and feedback in product design
When it comes to delegation, clearly understanding the goals and objectives of the project, as well as the skills and abilities of your team members, is…
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Building a collaborative design culture: Prioritising progress over being right
As a collective, one of the most essential things we can do is to care less about "being right" and more about helping our product team move forward. To…
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Communicating and documenting your design work: Building trust and collaboration with stakeholders
When it comes to presenting our work to broader stakeholders, we must have clear and effective communication skills. One way to achieve this is by…
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Richard Simms
UX MBA
UX MBA
Welcome to the UX MBA — I write about connecting the dots, between business outcomes and customers experience, to deliver impactful design work.
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