Thoughts on creating better digital experiences
The term “Minimum Viable Product” has been thrown around a lot lately. Many people don’t know what an MVP is or why they should use one. This blog post will explore what an MVP is, how it can be used to create successful products, and some examples of MVPs.
Kanban is an agile methodology known to optimize the workflow by aligning the items visually for continuous improvement. In this blog, you’ll understand how the nature of Kanban improves the user experience.
Workflow may, in fact, be one of the most important determiners of UX outcomes. To understand why, explore the relationship between workflow and UX and how workflow can influence your results.
The story of designing an app to help dyslexic students in the classroom, and to help teachers recognize the signs of the condition and respond appropriately to help students.
To build a dream product, you must first build a dream team.
A powerful product team is comprised of 3 kinds of roles, product management, user experience, and engineering; and each is responsible in its own way for creating a great user experience.
Imagination vs. practicality. They may seem like they are at odds with one another; however, if designers can navigate between these two poles, they might be able to optimize their ability to produce creative insights and amazingly useful products.
“It’s easy to boil the job of UX Architect down into a single word like ‘design,’ but putting it so simplistically is only true in a very narrow sense. Design – elegant, usable design – is the end goal of the job, but what I really do for TryMyUI is to create a vision for the product.”
On July 23, TryMyUI hosted a webinar to talk about how to reach team synchronicity in an iterative UX design process. Ritvij Gautam, CEO of TryMyUI, joined by Jennifer Romano Bergstrom, UX Researcher of Facebook, shared insights on iterative UX and how to create an efficient team workflow. Here is a recap of the Q&A from the webinar.
In our team’s UX workflow, each member has a very defined set of skills and tasks to complete. When a project arrives, the workload is divided and every part of the team is responsible for meeting deadlines and delivering high quality products. We all work within 1 of 3 roles: UX Architect, Visual Designer and Front-end Developer…
On June 25, we hosted a webinar with TryMyUI’s Co-Founder and CEO, Ritvij Gautam, on collaborative UX workflows. Ritvij discussed the challenges common on UX teams and ways to achieve synchronicity through collaborative analysis. Here’s a recap of the live Q&A segment from the webinar.
We’re excited to announce that TryMyUI has rebranded: Introducing Trymata, the complete digital experience insights platform!
