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Topic: Frameworks

Managing Outcomes in Three Easy Steps

What You’ll Learn

The logical framework and scientific approach to managing outcomes.
How outcomes over outputs as an approach aligns with our work and goals.
How to shift your work plan to be outcome focused.

Design Frameworks Strategy

December 6, 2018

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Turbocharge Your Product Design With Game Thinking

What You’ll Learn

How to identify the right people to test early versions of your product
Ways to transform customer research insights into design-ready Job Stories
How to use 4-stage Customer Narratives to design experiences that evolve over time
Core Loops that build skills and promote learning for long term user engagement

Frameworks Product Management Minimum Viable Product (MVP) Interaction Design

April 19, 2016

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Aaron Gustafson

There Are No Buts in Progressive Enhancement

Aaron Gustafson

What You’ll Learn

A comprehensive overview of the devices people are using
A more precise definition of “smartphone”
A framework to see experiences as a continuum
A game plan to increase the accessibility and availability of your projects

Accessibility Mobile Frameworks Progressive Enhancement Interaction Design

April 14, 2015

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When Responsive Web Design Meets the Real World

What You’ll Learn

There is no connection between form factor and input
We can’t detect input until someone uses it
Aiming for “touch” as the input is a good starting point
Designing for user needs and usage works across form factors

Mobile Frameworks Interface Design Interaction Design

April 14, 2015

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Microcopy that Strengthens Your Design’s Experience

What You’ll Learn

Create effective microcopy for your user interface
Use microcopy to get appropriate content and behavior from your users
Determine the qualities of good microcopy
Send the right type of message to the right people at the right time in the right way

Content User Engagement Frameworks Microcopy

March 14, 2014

Luke Wroblewski

One Design to Work Everywhere

Luke Wroblewski

What You’ll Learn

The reasons you don’t need separate designs for different devices
A single framework that unifies all the variations in the computing and mobile market
Emerging multi-device design principles, patterns, and considerations
Common questions asked of multi- device designs—and answers, too

Mobile Mobile Web Design Frameworks Interaction Design

April 7, 2013

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