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How to Become a Good UX Designer: A Beginners Guide
Many people claim to be a UX designer, and many more aspire to become one. In this last ever episode of the Boagworld Show, we explore what a UX designer really is and how you can become a good one.
Work Smarter: Managing UX Projects - 18 Tips for Success
Being a project manager is challenging enough, add on top of that user experience and design debates, and it can be a nightmare. My 18 tips will help.
3 Steps to Improve Website Conversion Post-Launch
A website will never be fully effective upon launch. It is only through post-launch optimisation that it will reach its full potential.
How to Test During a Website Redesign
In this session of our course on Lean UX, we look at how to integrate testing into a website redesign, without delaying the project or spending a lot of money.
How to Make Design Approval Painless
Design is subjective, and everybody has an opinion. Getting design approval can, therefore, be a painful experience. However, getting design approval for a website redesign doesn't have to be.
Prototyping: Why Bother and Where to Start? A Definitive Introduction
In this lesson of our audio course on Lean UX, we look at prototyping, its potential, where to start and why it is such an essential tool in digital design. This course is free thanks to the support of Balsamiq.
Why and How You Should Create Wireframes With Others
In this episode, I explore why you should create wireframes for your digital project and how best to approach it by involving stakeholders.
A Fast and Effective Way of Creating an Information Architecture
Creating the information architecture for a website can be fraught with problems, especially on large sites. Fortunately implementing a robust process can help.
Why and How to Craft an Online Value Proposition (With Examples)
Your online value proposition helps define the experience you are seeking to create and is crucial for engaging with the visitors on your site.
How to Define Your Digital Success and Track Usability
I have a question for you? How do you know if your efforts to improve the user experience have been successful? Have you clearly defined what success looks like?