It's invisible.
Reports stuck in PDFs.
Case studies three clicks deep.
Toolkits buried in "Resources" nobody visits.
It's invisible.
Reports stuck in PDFs.
Case studies three clicks deep.
Toolkits buried in "Resources" nobody visits.
Vision matters. But it's never the whole picture.
Vision matters. But it's never the whole picture.
Jokes aside. There's some truth here.
Marketing drives traffic to experiences they didn't design. AND UX designs experiences for traffic they don't control.
Both teams are set up to fail. Siloed.
Jokes aside. There's some truth here.
Marketing drives traffic to experiences they didn't design. AND UX designs experiences for traffic they don't control.
Both teams are set up to fail. Siloed.
My role spans strategy, data, tech, and design. Most days, I'm juggling ten things that need deep thinking and ten things that are just repetitive manual grind.
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My role spans strategy, data, tech, and design. Most days, I'm juggling ten things that need deep thinking and ten things that are just repetitive manual grind.
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What's your take—is design mostly aesthetics or mostly strategy?
What's your take—is design mostly aesthetics or mostly strategy?
Yes. A podcast episode. From Tennis 🎾
Listen or watch:
🎧 Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/7tPt...
📀 YouTube: youtu.be/N_q4ntonXj8
Yes. A podcast episode. From Tennis 🎾
Listen or watch:
🎧 Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/7tPt...
📀 YouTube: youtu.be/N_q4ntonXj8
Like, the map-and-compass kind of touching grass.
Like, the map-and-compass kind of touching grass.
But I'm happy to announce that I'm officially a certified RGD member. Stoked to join this vibrant community of makers and founders.
They stall because nobody feels confident enough to say "yes."
They stall because nobody feels confident enough to say "yes."
Skipping discovery means guessing at context, goals, and users.
That's how you get beautiful interfaces… no one uses.
Discovery isn’t overhead—it's insurance.
How do you protect it under tight budgets?