From the course: Practical UX Weekly: Season One
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Product design at scale: Short- and long-term design thinking
From the course: Practical UX Weekly: Season One
Product design at scale: Short- and long-term design thinking
- During design phases, it's easy to get lost in the details. While I'm incredibly passionate about those details, as we talk about scaling a product, our business partners want to make sure that this is a product that can evolve. So if you're designing a product that has to live on for years, go international, and cascade into many different business opportunities, then this is the movie for you. As a UX designer, it's important that we don't back ourselves into a corner with a particular design feature or solution that is closed off from the rest of the site. Let me give you an example. We once implemented a follow feature on Lynda.com. You were able to follow an author, a category, or even a software. By following something, you would be essentially telling us that you want to be notified and presented this new content when it's released. This was a pretty exciting feature we wanted to test, however, we were going through some organizational changes, and the team wasn't able to…
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Designing a responsive web product7m 46s
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Responsive web techniques: Creating box studies4m 44s
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Product design at scale: Short- and long-term design thinking4m 13s
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The workflow of a product designer8m 48s
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Pitching your next user experience idea10m 13s
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Designing for context first4m 53s
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Pretty doesn't mean functional4m 19s
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Practical tools for every UX designer5m 36s
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Thinking design systems6m 23s
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Managing expectations4m 40s
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