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Choosing and presenting persuasive UX metrics helps stakeholders and clients definitively understand the value of product design quality. If you’ve already secured some buy-in and made product improvements, this list of UX metrics can help you demonstrate your work’s undeniable business impact!
Understanding the difference between beta testing vs alpha testing in software is essential for refining products and delivering on design project goals. Explore how each stage helps improve performance and user experience in our latest blog post!
Today’s topic is product design vs web design! We cover the differences and similarities between website design and product design and when to hire a product designer vs a web designer.
Off-the-shelf software is a tempting option for many businesses, but it’s not always the ideal option. The off-the-shelf vs custom software debate can be a contentious one, but we’re here to clarify the difference between them and weigh the pros and cons so you can make the best decision.
COTS is a term that’s getting thrown around more and more in UX and the tech space in general. Let’s dig into what COTS really means, why people choose this option and whether a COTS experience is right for your users.
Are you struggling with your COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) software solution? This post helps uncover the root cause of failing COTS solutions and contains tips for making sure your COTS solution will be as successful as possible.
Leaders are usually being pulled in a million directions on a day-to-day basis, and that’s true now more than ever. So what’s the key to effectively steering teams toward success in this fast-paced and constantly changing climate? More and more leaders are turning to values-based leadership approaches to drive results and inspire innovation. Read all about values-based leadership in this post.
Leading fruitful discussions between grueling Agile sprints is no easy feat, but it’s an important skill for any UX or service design practitioner. In Part 2 of our series on sprint retrospectives, we walk through 6 tried and tested strategies for effective Agile facilitation, and we provide a bonus list of further resources for facilitator training.
At Outwitly, we know the value of reflection and solution-driven thinking when it comes to team projects. That’s why we’re dedicating two posts to sprint retrospectives! In Part 1, learn about our favourite retrospective methods and how these essential meetings differ from your standard post-mortem.
Use these practical tips to maximize your success as a UX designer or researcher joining an established product team. Get ahead with our expert guide!
This post dives into why your COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) solution might seem right for you upfront, but may actually be the wrong choice in the long run. We’ll teach you about custom solutions, debunk common myths about COTS and custom solutions, break down when to use a COTS vs. a custom solution, and help to ensure your custom solution is a success.