Working with UX Designers
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This document provides advice for product managers on how to work effectively with UX designers. It discusses focusing on the user and iterating quickly through prototypes based on user research and feedback. It emphasizes trusting the expertise of teammates, prioritizing useful and usable solutions over unnecessary features, and protecting the team from distractions to allow focus on high-quality, coherent experiences for users.
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- 3. Everybody wants to be successful.
- 5. Interviews with 12 UX Designers.
- 6. What makes a good PM? What are a PM’s main responsibilities?
- 7. What can a PM do to make collaboration with UX work well? What should a PM not do?
- 8. 6 areas to think about.
- 9. You provide and protect focus. 1
- 11. Tactic PM Vision
- 13. «You can be either a shit funnel or a shit umbrella.» Todd Jackson
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- 15. I love it! Me too! UsersStakeholders
- 17. «Challenge design decisions – but don’t try to overrule them.» «Don’t try to decide everything, trust the experts.» «Don’t micromanage.»
- 18. «The real art is to let people do things that you disagree with.» Mark Zuckerberg
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- 24. The user decides what the MVP is.
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- 31. Don’t mix up MVP with experiment.
- 34. Problem Space Solution Space Research Synthesis Ideate/Design Implement Diverge Diverge C onverge C onverge
- 35. Problem Space Solution Space D esk R esearch Interview s O pportunities Prioritize
- 36. Problem Space Solution Space D esk R esearch Interview s O pportunities Prioritize Ideate D esign D esign C ritiquePrototype Test Im plem ent R elease
- 37. Problem Space Solution Space PM UX Dev Handoff HandoffHandoff UR
- 39. Problem Space Solution Space D esk R esearch Interview s O pportunities Prioritize Ideate D esign D esign C ritiquePrototype Test Im plem ent R elease
- 40. Problem Space Solution Space D esk R esearch Interview s O pportunities Prioritize PM UX Dev
- 41. Problem Space Solution Space D esk R esearch Interview s O pportunities Prioritize Ideate D esign D esign C ritiquePrototype Test Im plem ent R elease PM UX Dev
- 42. No handoffs.
- 45. Make it perfect for the first version Takes more time... No time for iterations
- 46. Your product
- 48. «UX designers value things that can't be measured in a meaningful way.» Julie Zhou 6
- 50. Booking.com’s UX Designer* * actual footage
- 55. Attention to detail is what can make a good product great.
- 56. Be a shit umbrella. Trust your team. MVP ≠ Experiment
- 57. Work without handoffs. Iterate. Iterate. Iterate. Pay attention to details.
- 58. Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man.