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Why usability testing is not enough
As we launch our 2020 survey we unpack why research (and empathy) deserve a deeper focus.
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As we launch our 2020 survey we unpack why research (and empathy) deserve a deeper focus.
Friday, September 9th at the Duke of Yorks in Brighton—see you there!
Your team deserves some fun in the sun at the end of June.
"No words can really describe experiences like this" (Natalie Armendariz, Partner & Design Director, Funsize) …when you get feedback from attendees like this it’s hard to know how to sum up such an incredible event.
Defining the inputs instead of trying to control the outputs.
A handful of things in life are inevitable. On this list you’ll find taxes, death and—if you work in a project team—having more ideas than you have time to deliver.
It's hard to believe it was already three weeks ago that we gathered the Leading Design community together in a snowy (yet also warm and sunny) New York to celebrate being re-connected in person.
Four simple questions to check to see if your metrics add up.
A humbling experience at an excellent conference.
Crafting a three-day conference line-up.
Over the last few years, I’ve worked on various product teams at different levels of velocity, but I’ve noticed that moving quickly is not the same as moving effectively.
As a design leader, you're responsible for a team, the direction they take, how they carry out their work, how they innovate, and how they make progress in their individual careers. That’s a lot of responsibility to hold and sometimes when looking after others we neglect ourselves.
The digital design festival is back—live and in-person!
This year’s Leading Design conference in New York will focus on the idea of reconnection. Having been apart for a while we will explore the connections that we have with our teams, across departments, at board level and importantly with ourselves.
At the beginning of the year, we welcomed a new Managing Director to the Clearleft family.
It’s been 7 months since we publicly released our professional development framework. In that time we’ve received lots of helpful and insightful feedback from the design community in terms of how it’s been useful, how it could evolve, and where we want to take it next.
How Clearleft worked with the Chrome team to create a fifteen-part course on modern responsive design.
Designers often talk of the importance of speaking the language of business. So what is it and is it really so important for the success of design?
There’s an ever growing battle between efficiency and flexibility. How do you deliver an efficient white label product experience while allowing the flexibility for true brand expression between each roll out?
Given where we’ve ended up with fossil fuels, might we have been better off with faster horses after all?