Free Online Design Course for Navigating Demands of a Startup as a Solo Designer
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Learning Objectives
1. Understanding Brain Hemispheres in Individuals
Studies reveal that both brain hemispheres work equally, challenging left-brain/right-brain dominance theory.
2. Importance of Stakeholder Maturity in UX Design
Assessing stakeholder knowledge crucial for tailoring communication strategies effectively in UX design projects.
3. Tailoring Deliverables Based on Stakeholder Maturity Levels
Discussion on providing varied deliverables – high-fidelity mockups for leadership, interactive prototypes for account managers.
Key focus on collaborating with various teams to define project scope, create style guides, and facilitate coding implementation.
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Who's it for
Designers -
Business Analysts
Developers
Operations Professionals
Product Managers
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What will I learn
Chapter 1
Joining the Design Army
Participants attend the session led by mentor JC and share their backgrounds and what excites them about the discussion. The chapter delves into the dynamics of navigating the demands of a startup as a design team of one, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that come with such a role.
Chapter 2
Exploring UX Principles on lossofux.com
Readers are encouraged to explore the website lossofux.com, which offers principles and guides for design. The chapter invites readers to scan the site for new concepts or terms that can enhance their understanding of user experience design and its importance in creating meaningful interactions.
Chapter 3
Challenging Left and Right Brain Myths
Research from 2013 challenges the traditional belief that individuals are either left-brained or right-brained. This chapter delves into how both hemispheres of the brain are utilized equally in shaping a person's identity and abilities, providing a new perspective on cognitive functions.
Chapter 4
Understanding Stakeholder Maturity
The importance of understanding stakeholder maturity for managing workflows, particularly in UX design, is discussed. Readers learn how misconceptions about design concepts like wireframes can arise and the significance of tailoring communication strategies based on stakeholders' knowledge levels.
Chapter 5
Tailoring Deliverables for Stakeholders
The speaker discusses providing different levels of deliverables based on stakeholders' maturity levels. Executives prefer high-fidelity mockups, while account managers prefer interactive prototypes. This chapter explores the importance of customizing deliverables to meet stakeholders' preferences and communication needs effectively.
Chapter 6
Collaboration and Project Scope
Readers learn about collaborating with operations, business analysts, and developers to define project scope and create style guides for coding implementation. The use of mockups and prototypes with stakeholders is highlighted as a valuable tool for decision-making in the design process.
Chapter 7
Managing Work and Sprint Cadence
The chapter focuses on scheduling and managing work effectively within a sprint cadence. The speaker shares their experience of adapting time frames based on project needs, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and responsiveness in project management to ensure successful outcomes.
Meet your Mentor
Juan Carlos Transfiguracion
Enterprise Product Design and Delivery @ NTT Global Networks
Juan Carlos Transfiguracion is a seasoned Enterprise Product Design and Delivery mentor at NTT Global Networks, based in the Philippines. With over 9 years of experience, he was crucial in the successful redesign of CompareAsiaGroup's Financial Comparison platform, resulting in a $40m funding round and continuous product improvements through UX research and testing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main pillars of Designing?
Designing pillars include creativity, functionality, aesthetics, user experience, innovation, and problem-solving skills.
What is Designing, and why is it important to learn about?
Designing is the process of creating solutions with visual appeal. Learning it is crucial for effective communication and problem-solving.
Are these Designing courses designed for corporate training and workforce upskilling?
Yes, these courses cater to corporate training needs by enhancing design skills and fostering workforce upskilling.
How long can I access the free online design course content?
You can access the free online design course content anytime for an unlimited duration once you register.
Will I receive a certification upon completion of the free online design course?
Yes, upon completion, you will receive a certification to validate your learning and skills in design.
Navigating the Demands of a Startup as a solo Designer
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Mentor
Juan Carlos Transfiguracion
Enterprise Product Design and Delivery @ NTT Global Networks
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