https://uxdesign.cc/management-values-i-didnt-expect-to-learn-7c998c017602?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4 Design management is harder (and better) than I thought

Design management is more challenging and rewarding than I originally thought. As a design manager since 2022, I have gained insight into both individual contributors and leadership perspectives. Stay tuned for updates or a part 2. #DesignManagement #LeadershipPerspective https://uxdesign.cc/manage…

Book Review: “Made to Stick” by Chip Heath & Dan Heath "Made to Stick" is a playbook for turning complex ideas into clear, compelling narratives. A must-read for design strategists and product leaders.

Great strategy isn’t just built—it’s told. Made to Stick teaches you how to make your ideas clear, memorable, and persuasive. #DesignStrategy #Storytelling #DesignManagement

Book Review: “Mastering Collaboration” by Gretchen Anderson Mastering Collaboration is a smart, actionable guide to getting things done across silos. Perfect for anyone running strategy sprints or discovery work.

Collaboration isn’t consensus. "Mastering Collaboration" shows how to guide teams through complexity with purpose, not politeness. #DesignStrategy #TeamFacilitation #Collaboration #DesignManagement

Book Review: “Decision Quality” by Carl Spetzler, Hannah Winter & Jennifer Meyer "Decision Quality" is a clear, actionable guide to making better decisions—especially when the stakes are high and alignment is tough

How do you know if you made a good decision? "Decision Quality" breaks down the six elements of great decision-making beyond just outcomes. Here's why it matters for UX and product leaders. #DecisionMaking #DesignStrategy #ProductLeadership #DesignManagement

Book Review: “Making Things Happen” by Scott Berkun "Making Things Happen" is a refreshingly honest guide to leading projects in the real world. A must-read for design leads managing complex work.

Less theory, more traction. Making Things Happen is full of hard-won lessons on leading cross-functional teams through the messy middle of execution. #DesignManagement #ProjectManagement #DesignStrategy #Prioritization

Book Review: “The Five Dysfunctions of a Team” by Patrick Lencioni A simple, powerful framework for diagnosing what holds teams back. A must-read for designers and strategists leading cross-functional collaboration.

Great teams aren’t built on talent alone. The Five Dysfunctions of a Team shows how trust, productive conflict, and shared commitment create real collaboration. Here's what I learned as a design strategist working across complex teams. #DesignManagement #DesignStrategy #Teamwork

Book Review: “The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership” by John C. Maxwell A timeless guide to leadership as influence, not authority. Maxwell offers 21 laws that challenge and inspire design leaders to lead with clarity and character.

Want to lead with more than just a title? In The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, John Maxwell shows that real leadership is earned through influence, trust, and character. Here’s how it shaped my thinking on Design Leadership. #DesignManagement #DesignStrategy #Influence

Book Review: “The Trusted Advisor” by David Maister, Charles Green & Robert Galford "The Trusted Advisor" provides a timeless toolkit for building trust and influence in complex relationships with stakeholders.

Trust = (Credibility + Reliability + Intimacy) / Self-Orientation. The Trusted Advisor breaks down how to build influence through trust—a must-read for UX strategists working across silos. #DesignManagement #StakeholderManagement #TrustedAdvisor #LeadershipSkills

“Transforming Product Roadmaps” keynote at Digitale Leute 2024 In my Digitale Leute 2024 talk, I share how using the Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) framework for product roadmaps helps you prioritize what truly matter to users.

In my Digitale Leute 2024 talk, I shared how using the Jobs-to-be-Done (#JTBD) framework during product roadmaps and backlog grooming helps you prioritize what truly matter to users. #ProductManagement #ProductRoadmap #DesignStrategy #DesignManagement

What is Design Management? — Aryium At its core, Design Management is the orchestrated process of planning, organising, and steering design projects within an organisation. It transcends aesthetics and dives deep into the strategic fabr...

What is Design Management?

@sarahborgbonnici.bsky.social Aryium CEO and Co-Director gives further insights into Design Management in this blog post: aryium.com/news/what-is...

#ComplexProjectsMadeSimple #DesignManagement #AryiumBlog

Are there any decent guides for design system project management in JIRA?

I have a really awesome write up from Nathan Curtis but wondering if there are some others I can also reference.

#design #designsystem #designmanagement #jira #projectmanagement

Design Management RECAP: strategie e tattiche per far crescere il design in azienda. Di cosa abbiamo discusso e cosa abbiamo imparato!

#designbreakfast #designmanagement #designtactics #designstrategy #designUX #eXd

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Introduction to Lean UX. Why it’s different from UCD Lean UX has emerged as a transformative approach, reshaping how products are conceptualized, developed, and refined.

Introduction to Lean UX. Why it’s different from UCD

Lean UX has emerged as a transformative approach, reshaping how products are conceptualized, developed, and refined, but how does it differ from #UCD?

#leanUX #ProductDesign #UXDesign #DesignManagement

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Customer Experience e user Experience la loro relazione e punti di contatto, vicini ma non propriamente la stessa cosa

#designbreakfast #designmanagement #designtactics #cx #ux #customerexperience #userexperience

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