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How to Build a UX Team from Scratch: A Practical Guide

UX team structures are depended on the product, method, or design process. Building the right UX team is critical for successful product development.

Design
Enterprise Product UX Design: Define and Process

Enterprise product UX design must deal with a large amount of data, requiring a deep understanding of end-users workflow.

Design
Legacy System: Enterprise UX/UI Modernization

UXUI modernization can be a great solution for upgrading enterprise legacy systems without a time-consuming project to rebuild the legacy system.

Design
Get organized and tell your story

How to build a presentation that will both delight and surprise your audience

Design
How to structure sales presentation

How can you best structure content for your presentation?

Design
A Cut Above the Rest, the Art of Kirigami

Kirigami? Don’t you mean Origami? Most people are familiar with the paper folding process we now know as origami? Kirigami is similar to origami in that it is a form of paper art. The major difference is that in origami, you fold paper whereas in kirigami, you fold and cut paper.

Design
A Sustainable Structure

When you think of urban city locations or large metropolitan areas, you probably think of large skyscrapers, various forms of public transportation as well as the hustle and bustle of everyday commuters. Most would describe these locations as “concrete jungles”, due to the implied chaos that comes when living in the big city. But the term “concrete farm” might be more appropriate in this case.

Design
Smartphone Developers Race to Be A ‘Notch’ Above the Rest

We know the term ‘less is more’ and it is often used to express the view that a minimalist approach to design or aesthetic tends to be more effective or impactful. Smartphones have been leaning into this ideology since the early conception of cell phones (minus the 80’s ‘brick’ phones) and it seems that in the process phones are getting slimmer, smaller, lighter and sleeker.