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DX is not the same as UX By Anil Kumar, Lokalise @anilbms75

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Could you think how your experience at this conference has been thus far?

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Experience

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Applying User Experience Technique To Developer Experience

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User Interview

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Pair Programming

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Pair Programming

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@anilbms75 DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE (DX) is not same as USER EXPERIENCE (UX) DX is for Makers UX is for consumers

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Developer Persona Is Diverse

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@anilbms75 Image: APIMatic

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@anilbms75 Image: React docs

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What percentage of developers learn how to code using HOW TO VIDEOS? A. around 25% B. around 59% C. around 10% D. around 95% ✅

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Overlooking Developer Needs

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@anilbms75 “People don’t want a quarter-inch drill. They want a quarter-inch hole.” - Theodore Levitt

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Lost in Troubleshooting

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@anilbms75 Source: swyx.io

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Jenni Nadler, Head of UX writing @ Wix

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Image: @anilbms75 Developer Efficiency

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@anilbms75 Feedback loop Source: martinfowler.com/articles/developer-effectiveness.html

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@anilbms75 Developer Effectiveness Source: martinfowler.com/articles/developer-effectiveness.html

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@anilbms75 How Can We Improve Developer Experience? Source: martinfowler.com/articles/developer-effectiveness.html

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@anilbms75 Source: Unsplash 1. Time for value

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@anilbms75 Time for value Source: Forma36

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@anilbms75 Source: Chakra UI

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2. Delight Quickly

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3. Feedback

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Next Js Documentation Feedback Source: nextjs.org/docs

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Lokalise Developer Hub Feedback From

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4. User testing

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Image: unsplash @anilbms75 “Dev tools user testing can be quick”

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Dogfooding

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@anilbms75 Image: Undraw Quick ways to find the participants? 1. Internal Engineers (solution engineers, professional service team, Developer advocates) 2. User testing with Pair programming 3. Friction Log Technique

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Image: unsplash @anilbms75 “If you want to know what a person really values, what they really suffer, what they really do, don’t listen to their words, observe their actions” - Amy Hoy, Sales Safari

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Image: unsplash @anilbms75 Sharing observations

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@anilbms75 Source: jpattonassociates.com

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@anilbms75 Source: jpattonassociates.com

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@anilbms75 Image: Undraw 5. Friction Log Technique

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@anilbms75 Image: Undraw How Can We Improve Developer Experience? 1. Delight quickly 2. Optimize for Developer Effectiveness 3. Dogfooding 4. User testing with Pair programming 5. Friction Log Technique

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Thanks Twitter: @anilbms75 Email: [email protected] Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/anilkrishnashetty