Dear Reader,
Last night we over 500 designers show up to learn about UX strategy. 🤯
Today, I'd like to share the recording and resources from the talk with you.
This is a 60-minute masterclass in designing UX strategy.
It won't be as interactive as the course, but I think you'll get a lot out of it.
| Watch the Masterclass on UX Strategy |
Until next week!
Jeff Humble
​Designer & Co-Founder
​The Fountain Institute
P.S. We've got our monthly meetup happening next week. It's called Initiating Innovation Projects. Learn more here. Here's the poster:
The Fountain Institute is an independent online school that teaches advanced UX & product skills.
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