Practitioners-Guide-User-Experience-Design

POINTS TO REMEMBER
Good UX Comes from Being Open to Input
» Be sure to tap the talents of everyone on your team; be open to input and don’t
think that you “own” the UX. The more that all team members understand the UX
goals and contribute to them, the better.
» Collaboration can be challenging, so learning to speak the languages of all the
players on the team and to appreciate their perspectives and challenges is important.
The more you do so, the more receptive they will be to your UX ideas and the better
they’ll be able to help you realize them.
» Collaboration goes both ways, and you should always be looking for ways that your
UX data and insights can help others on the team solve problems and make the case
for their work.
» If the team you’re in doesn’t have the time and resources for a fuller UX process,
consider using the Lean UX approach.
» Always keep your eyes and ears open for inspiration out and about in the world; it
can come from the most unexpected places and in the briefest of moments.
Constantly be looking for ideas from other domains that you can translate into your
product.