Category: Lean UX
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How to make good use of thought leadership
There’s a lot of material out there telling us how to build great products, teams and companies. How do we…
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What I did this summer and what’s coming up this fall
A quick recap with images of what I did this summer and a look at how the fall is shaping…
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How I convinced a leadership team to implement Lean UX
Here are 3 simple steps I used to overcome the objections of a leadership team at a financial services company…
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In defense of vanity metrics
We’ve been told for 15 years that vanity metrics are bad. They aren’t. Here are two good examples of vanity…
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Connecting Lean UX, Sense & Respond, and OKRs: A Customer-Centric Journey
How the books Lean UX, Sense & Respond and Who does what by how much? connect to each other and…
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How I break down hypotheses to make them easier to test
I teach teams to write hypotheses but they always end up too big. Here’s how I break them down into…
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OKRs Promote—and Help Facilitate—Good Research and Design
OKRs demand good research. They demand good design. If you’re not conducting research with your customers, how can you possibly…
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What people say vs what they do
You can ask people to predict future behavior all you want but when the time comes they’ll likely do something…
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Stop saying MVP
We’ve been using the phrase MVP for over a decade. It’s long lost its true intent. Let’s ditch it in…
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[VIDEO] How to design lightweight experiments
A short video walking through how to come up with lightweight experiment ideas from a business problem and solution hypothesis.