POV Of Product Design

POV Of Product Design episodes:

• 05.15.2020

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

  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. - Article version of this episode - Visit my website: dxa.webflow.com

  
• 08.03.2019

  Ep. 7 — The Hooked Model for creating habits

   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...

  
• 07.24.2019

  Ep. 6 — Tips to do a better user test

  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.  - Article version of this episode  - Visit my website: designbyandres.xyz

  
• 07.11.2019

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

  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...

  
• 07.05.2019

  Ep. 4 — Why you should use Design Sprints?

  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.

  
• 07.01.2019

  Ep. 3 — Are the design challenges a good thing to do?

   Let’s see if it is a waste of time or is something that you should give it a try.  I’m doing challenges from UpLabs, I think there are a nice community and ecosystem for challenges

  
• 06.30.2019

  Ep. 2 — Execute Fast, then Improve

   A lot of designers and other roles always fall into the problem of being a perfectionist, that if it isn’t pixel-perfect then it is not ready yet to be live. This is my Point of View about the importance of release a...

  
• 06.29.2019

  Ep. 1 – The New Way to Learn UI/UX Design in 2019

  Learning UI/UX design before has been through classic ways like online courses or something more academic thing. Even with YouTube videos —  you can learn a lot of things nowadays through YouTube. But recently a new way have raised inside the design community. I’m talking...