A UX Designer, a UX Researcher, and a UI Developer walk into a bar, and the bartender says, 'Is this the start of a usability session or a happy hour?'
In this episode, we don’t walk into a bar, but we do get on a call and talk about our roles and how they work together (or not sometimes) to build successful products.
What does the product development process look like? What are the hand-off points between our roles and some challenges with it? How does a company's design culture or lack thereof influence our work? How do we define a successful product, and why are these definitions not the same?
Listen to these young UX professionals share insights from their journeys into the world of UX!
Timestamps
(00:26) Ankita, Ruta, and Cathy introduce themselves and talk about the product development process
(05:02) Challenges with collaboration between these roles
(11:51) Cost of innovation and being creative
(13:38) Importance of negotiation and persuasion skills
(15:44) Design schools can be better at…
(17:07) Design culture and where does UX belong?
(19:46) Output of a UX team is intangible
(23:53) What is the definition of a successful product?
About speakers
This episode was recorded in July 2021. At the time of recording, Ankita was a UX Researcher at Allied Solutions, Ruta was a UX Designer at Thomson Reuters, and, Cathy was a UI Developer at ProQuest. Feel free to reach out to the speakers on LinkedIn!
Music by Wataboi from Pixabay
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of their respective organizations. Any references to specific companies, products, or services are not endorsements or advertisements.