Is User-centered design still relevant? User-centered design has been the foundation for the design of interfaces and services for almost thirty years. It once meant that the focus was no longer solely on the financial goals of a company, but also on the human needs and behavior of the users.

Sales used to be the domain of salespeople. They were separate from the product team in their mindset and often even in their location. But the lines have blurred. More and more product managers are getting hired with the title “Product Growth Manager” and “Growth Designer” has become a dedicated

As the world around us becomes increasingly complex and challenging, so does our definition of leadership. Expectations are high and demands seem to explode. It can feel truly intimidating to follow this path towards creative leadership. But what if the thing that had the single most impact on your career

Most product teams claim to work user-centered but actually they don‘t, because getting valuable feedback from real users takes a lot of time, effort, and energy. Normally. So teams often skip user testing completely or they do it too seldom, causing products and features to fail. With Continuous User

The secret behind a successful activation strategy is creating a habit around your product and exposing the value to users as soon as possible. But how do we do that? In this session, Ana Oarga & Raz Burciu of Just Mad will uncover their recipe for successfully activating your users.