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Techniques to scale UX teamwork

Techniques to scale UX teamwork

On any meet-up or conference I attend, I overhear the same thing: developers and designers struggle to collaborate every single day. Although we all strive for the ultimate user experience, the way we approach it is very different.

The goal is to fix this by showing easy steps everybody can implement in their daily office life. No more vague ‘talk to each other’ advices! There are differences in how we are thinking. Tested on several projects, I will show applicable ways to improve the collaboration between developers and designers. On this basis, you will learn how we as designers and developers can work smoother with each other. For better results and more effective teamwork. But most importantly more enjoyable work environment for everybody.

Katrin Freihofner

June 06, 2018
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  1. ü Define use case and behavior of the component and

    separate it from other components ü Define how this component behaves with different amounts of text/content ü Define how this component behaves on different screen sizes ü Define accessibility rules and keyboard support ü Define different variations and/or themes ü Define animations ü Define the combination with other components/a huge amount of this component ü Define loading and empty state of the component ü Define if the component needs a validation/gives feedback and how it should work Dynatrace ui components checklist
  2. Put yourself in their shoes How will designers and developers

    work with it Meet early Developers and designers included in the process Recognize the other’s skills Clearly defined responsibilities Speak one language Component naming Find a common ground Code and style on one page Get a checklist It works for projects too @Ka_TriN_F
  3. • Put yourself in their shoes • Meet early •

    Recognize the other’s skills • Speak one language • Find a common ground and learn from each other • Get a checklist @Ka_TriN_F