Like you, I Google everyone and everything. It's a force of habit. But this can be problematic when you're recruiting and scheduling your own research participants. I can't help but think of a particular incident a few years back that sparked this … [Continue reading]
Encouraging Women in Tech to Speak Publicly
I had the privilege of writing an article for UX Brainstorm about encouraging more women in tech to speak publicly. Please check it out and let me know if you have any thoughts in the comments section. Cheers! … [Continue reading]
How I Introduced the UX Process at AWeber
As they say, being a change agent is not always easy. Poorly managed change is typically a recipe for disaster, even if it's welcomed and wanted change. So when I was hired as AWeber's first dedicated UX specialist in November of 2012, I wanted to … [Continue reading]
What I Learned from Teaching UX, Part 2
I recently taught an Intro to UX class for Girl Develop It Philadelphia. Part 1 of this post covers the lecture portion of the class. The second half of the class was devoted to an interactive brainstorming session using the affinity diagramming … [Continue reading]
What I Learned from Teaching UX, Part 1
This past Saturday, I had the pleasure of teaching Intro to UX for Girl Develop It (GDI) Philadelphia. The class was held in a beautiful multi-purpose space at First Round Capital in the University City neighborhood. About 30 women of various … [Continue reading]
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