UX DesignOps: Working with Developers

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Dee Sadler

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[1] Introduction

[1] Designerdeveloper workflow.mp4

01:14

[2] 1. Finding Common Ground

[1] Participation in the design and research process.mp4

02:46

[2] How UX works with development in agile.mp4

02:17

[3] Ensuring UXdev consistency.mp4

02:24

[3] 2. Design System Needs

[1] Style guides.mp4

02:51

[2] Design principles.mp4

02:35

[3] Component libraries.mp4

02:46

[4] Interaction patterns.mp4

02:30

[4] 3. Handoff Deliverables

[1] Annotated wireframes for better understanding.mp4

02:46

[2] Spec guides make for better collaboration.mp4

02:36

[5] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:53

Description

While UX teams typically work well with product teams, it’s a little less intuitive when UX teams must work closely with developers. A lot of the troubles that arise when UX and developer teams work together are the result of the teams not knowing enough about what each team does. That’s where DesignOps comes in. DesignOps can take the unknowns out of the equation by creating a UX process and making sure there is consistency in the handoff of deliverables. In this course, Dee Sadler teaches you the basics of UX DesignOps, covering the process of interfacing with business and strategy departments alongside developers in an agile process. Dee outlines the steps a successful UX department follows and the interdependencies and communication channels needed to make it work efficiently. After this course, you’ll have a better idea of the benefits UX teams and developer teams can both reap by working closer together, and how DesignOps helps facilitate better interaction.

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Dee Sadler

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As a long-time Leader in User Experience (UX), my focus is on delivering a human-centric, data-driven design that impacts growth and business needs but aligns with the users’ needs. In helping the UX community I love writing, speaking on, and doing video tutorials about UX, DesignOps, and better communication between the development and UX community. Experience encompasses health, consumer-side mobile, Fin-tech/financial, eCommerce, B2B, agency work, telecommunications, Saas applications, and web site design. Visual design, interaction, and research methods.

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