Dear Reader,
Yesterday, we had a masterclass on strategic leadership for designers, called How to Lead with UX Strategy.
We covered all the ways that a UX designer might lead their organization through UX, product and business strategy.
I used OpenAI as an example of the possible layers of strategy you might be dealing with in your org.
Some quick takeaways:
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The first review of Don Norman's new book is out...
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Fast Company said: βNormanβs book is admirably ambitious." I got Design for a Better World this week. My take so far: this is going to be a dense 376 pages of material from the Don of UX... π₯ππ₯
B2B Survival Guide for UX Designers
βWednesday, April 12, 2023β
βLearn to improve the user experience when your customer is another business.
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Defining UX Strategy
βApril 17-May 8, 2023β
βLearn how to build a winning UX or product strategy that aligns design with business.
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Facilitating Workshops
βMay 15-Jun. 5, 2023β
βLearn how to design creative working sessions and lead collaborative work.
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Have a great weekend, y'all!
Jeff Humble
βDesigner & Co-Founder
βThe Fountain Institute
The Fountain Institute is an independent online school that teaches advanced UX & product skills.
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