Sue from uxdiary.com wrote about a very interesting topic.
In her job, she has to decide if she just does what the customer wants or what is right, cause most of the times the customer don’t know exactly what he truly needs.
I think these are hard situations and doesn’t fit for UX alone, it also happens in a lot of projects and while managing those.
This article by Will Dayble on smashingmagazine is about design consultancy.
It’s about wrangling that client who uses empty sentences like:
“We want a snappy, simple experience” or “It should be on brand and should really pop”.
It’s about commanding the room and setting a vision before moving on to wireframes and pixels.
Super interesting and handy while communicating with designer.
How To Help A Real-Life Knight Achieve His Goals
Just to give you a glimpse, he starts every consultation with his banned words:
I’m using Pinterest to store cool images, inspire myself and friends and also for my job, to have good examples and visuals.
How do you call it when UIs, UX Designs, Buttons and Icons are walking all together?
Just kidding… great website… go and visit!
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