In this episode, I talk about my experience using both methodologies and my point of view of when is a good idea to work with one of these.



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Ep. 8 — Design Thinking and Design Sprint. When to use which one.

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 Building a habit-forming product is essential for getting to that spot of user growth in an app — where we can focus on getting new users and have a low rate of drop. In this episode I explain how The Hooked Model framework work.


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Ep. 7 — The Hooked Model for creating habits

Doing user tests to your design solutions can bring great insights. Here I share 7 tips that will help you to run a better user test.


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Ep. 6 — Tips to do a better user test

I was very comfy using user personas to get a clear vision of who will use the product, the interface, and focus on making visuals based on the insights through these personas. But I found better Jobs Stories for bigger projects, in this article I explain why you should focus on Jobs Stories instead of Personas.


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Ep. 5 — Personas vs Jobs Stories. Which one for product design?

There are a lot of frameworks to work in design that you can use and recently Design Sprint has been making noise in the last year. Let's see why you should use it.

Ep. 8 — Design Thinking and Design Sprint. When to use which one.

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