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I turned the first part of the talk into a blog post: https://medium.com/@iamtenko/stop-looking-for-designers-become-one-291993a4f195#.40uli95c1 There has been a huge buzz in the last 1-2 years around the topic that "Everyone should learn how to code" and more specifically that "Designers should learn how to code". Why is this not happening the other way around? Can brainstorming, user research, personas and design thinking change the way we write software? Can we adopt the same army-knives used by design agencies and freelancers to speed up the development of Software or to better prioritise some features over others? This talk has been given at ViewSource Conference 2016. Berlin, 14th of September 2016
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Why Developers Should Learn Design - ViewSource 2016
- 1. STOP LOOKING FOR DESIGNERS. BECOME ONE! On why developers need to learn design.
- 2. DESIGNERS SHOULD LEARN HOW TO CODE. Kids too. And grandparents. And your dog.
- 5. AWS IS A PLATFORM TO HELP DEVELOPERS RUN THINGS IN THE CLOUD™
- 8. USABILITY Yes. Developers need usable tools too.
- 9. "HEY, WE JUST FINISHED IMPLEMENTING THIS. LET'S CALL THE DESIGNERS AND MAKE IT LOOK NICE!" cit. "Unknown developer", all the times.
- 10. NO!
- 11. USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN (UX) Human-Machine interaction
- 12. DESIGN AS A SERVICE™
- 13. BUSINESS NEED
- 15. BUSINESS NEED DESIGN AGENCY DEVS IMPLEMENTATION
- 16. BUSINESS NEED DESIGN AGENCY DEVS IMPLEMENTATION ??? PROFIT
- 17. TODAY IS DIFFERENT Agile methodologies, design thinking.
- 19. WE ARE NOT "JUST" SOLVING A PROBLEM. WE DELIVER AN EXPERIENCE
- 20. TASK DRIVEN TEAMS VS USER DRIVEN TEAMS
- 21. TASK DRIVEN TEAMS They find a solution to a specific business or technological problem
- 22. USER DRIVEN TEAMS They solve a user problem
- 23. FROM TASK SOLVERS TO EXPERIENCE CREATORS
- 24. USER CENTERED DESIGN Design based on the needs of the user.
- 25. "[..] simplifying the structure of tasks, making things visible, getting the mapping right, exploiting the powers of constraint, designing for error, explaining affordances and seven stages of action. [..]" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Norman#User-centered_design
- 27. PERSONA: "[..] is fictional character created to represent the different user types that might use a site, brand, or product in a similar way. [..]" https://uxthink.wordpress.com/2010/11/30/using_scenarios/
- 28. SCENARIO: "[..] is a fictional story about the "daily life of" or a sequence of events with the primary stakeholder group as the main character. Typically, a persona that was created earlier is used as the main character of this story. [..]" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User-centered_design#Analysis_tools
- 29. USE CASE: "[..] describes the interaction between an individual and the rest of the world. [..] may consist of intricate details and interactions between the actor and the world. [..]" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User-centered_design#Analysis_tools
- 30. CULTURAL CLASH
- 31. ILLUSTRATOR USER RESEARCH WIREFRAME You designers are better. That's fine, it's your job.
- 32. IT'S ABOUT UNDERSTANDING THE IMPLICATION OF WHAT WE ARE IMPLEMENTING
- 33. IT'S ABOUT TESTING AND KILLING OVER-ENGINEERING
- 34. IT'S ABOUT SPEAKING THE SAME LANGUAGE
- 35. IT'S ABOUT CREATING AN EXPERIENCE.
- 37. DEVS FAULTS: We are used to talk to machines
- 38. DEVS FAULTS: We are used to talk to machines We have a superiority complex
- 39. DEVS FAULTS: We are used to talk to machines We have a superiority complex Our users are stupid
- 40. DEVS FAULTS: We are used to talk to machines We have a superiority complex All users are stupid
- 41. HOW DO WE FIX THIS?
- 42. WORK NEXT TO EACH OTHERS
- 44. MAKE THE DEVS PARTICIPATE TO USER TESTING
- 45. MAKE THEM DESIGN