3 basic things to consider when building an online service.

To make users use any online service, the service should consider the following: Perceived Usefulness, Perceived Playfulness and Compatibility.

Ben Kitpitak

Agile MVP Design

The practise of prioritization of features based on customer satisfaction levels & subsequent iterations of a complete “limited” set of features should form the bedrock of all Agile Software Development Processes

Abhi Mishra

UX Myth #3: Users Don't Know How To Scroll

Hear Hear, put those downward arrow buttons away, let’s talk.

Gavin Chiemsombat

UX Myth #2: UX Research Is Not Always Useful

Well, that depends on your understanding of it.

Gavin Chiemsombat

UX Myth #1: You Are Like Your Users

Research and testing are your best shot to prevent your project from going over budget. The design thinking process is a crucial framework within UX design, emphasizing its role in understanding user needs and enhancing overall functionality.

Gavin Chiemsombat

Figma: Best Practices for Variants in Your Active Design System

We all love updates to our favourite design tools. However, getting it done in a reasonable timeline is another matter entirely.

Gavin Chiemsombat

Employ 5 Stages of Design Thinking Process When Growing Your Team

How OOZOU uses weekly meetings to improve its design team

Gavin Chiemsombat

Fighting Burnout Together as a Design Team

How is your product going to solve a user’s problems, if their main ‘problem solver’ is having difficulties working on it themselves?

Gavin Chiemsombat

How the Virus Pandemic Affected the Design World

The good and the bad of reintroducing our work-life balance to the new normal

Gavin Chiemsombat

What Can a Product Development Team Do for You?

Whether you are building your first product or starting a new project, hiring a product development team might be a good choice for you. It can reduce hiring costs while also leveraging years of experience quickly. It's important to be aware of what a development team can and cannot do for you and your product. Setting your expectations correctly can help aid the development process and remove frustrations from both sides.

Joe Woodward