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derstanding of usage, reaction, feedback, or needs predict usage and customer reaction contribute real customer stories, insights, and data for go to market
orts inspire new thinking by leveraging expressed needs inspire new thinking by leveraging latent needs propose and guide solutions throughout cycle app
propriate business domain knowledgedefine measurable conditions for success create measurable conditions for success build consensus for success
finitions align success definitions to goals or org definitions create alignment of success definitions to goals or org definitionsintegrate success definitions
o design research process create integration of success definitions into design research process leverage insight on needs to inspire new thinking and
proaches create insight on needs to inspire new thinking and approaches propose and guide solutions align solutions within or across product areas / scena
create alignment of solutions across product areas / scenarios discover and understand root causes to experience issues iterate analyses and
erpretation of data to discover superior solutions create and direct analyses and interpretation of data to discover superior solutions tune designs based
ntinuous iteration tune research approaches to address changing needs provide data and research artifacts that validate success outcomes create and
ect research processes to provide data and research artifacts that validate success outcomes Design for non-US markets Specific tool expertise (Visual Studio
dobe, etc.) Full range of analog & digital prototyping business model and execution considerations Microsoft Design Principles Microsoft Design
nguage Application Windows 8 and Windows Phone Competing OS expertise HTML/CSS/Javascript multidevice, responsive design native apps v. brow
data visualization and interaction design sensors and other small devices problem discovery build, measure, learn (Lean Startup / Lean UX) facilitation