Product stewardship relieves pressure on the product owner bottleneck. A UX strategist assumes the role of Product Steward, pairing with a Product Manager to share the mantle of product ownership. The product manager has a bias towards representing the business, the product steward towards satisfying the user, with a recognition that an interplay of these forces drives prioritization of the team's activities.
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UX Archive - 1 views
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Good source of inspiration and comparison of flows
Incredible Examples Of Illustrative Graffiti Art | The Inspiration Blog - 1 views
Browser Size - 2 views
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Google's Browser size thingy... not a source of design inspiration, btw.
Everything Old is New Again - 1 views
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Nice slideshow on design / innovation theory and culture
15 Responsive Frameworks - 1 views
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SO much cool stuff here.
Little Big Details - 2 views
21 fresh examples of responsive design - 2 views
Responsive Navigation Patterns - 1 views
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Lists seven major design patterns for navigation on responsive sites.
Cooper Journal: Lean UX, Product Stewardship, and Integrated Teams - 0 views
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Most of all, trust In the power of user-centered design to inspire, delight, and guide your teams forward.
Designing for the Next Step - 2 views
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Could be useful as we're considering how to increase user registrations.
Designing The Well-Tempered Web - 0 views
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Great article advocating for responsive web design. "Again, it's true that responsive design and device-specific experiences can offer us a way around many of these problems. If we can tune the size of a button to a particular environment, then we don't have to accept blunt, across-the-board treatment. But the number of devices we have to support will only increase, and customizing for every possible scenario could quickly become unreasonable. Even if we are able to provide perfectly tailored design at the execution level, there is still value in thinking about tempered, universally accessible design at the conceptual level. Additionally, just because we can tailor design to particular experiences doesn't mean that users will not carry expectations over from one experience to another. The boundaries might blur whether we like it or not."
A New Way to Create Urgency and Social Proof on Product Pages - 2 views
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Ruby Lane alerts shoppers when an item they are viewing is sitting in someone else's cart or wishlist - suggesting they may miss out if they don't act soon.
Beyond Usability - 5 views
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I like this quote: "But the most difficult question is not really whether or not the user can figure out how to use the product, it is whether they even want to use the product. Usability is usually the easier part."
Shopping basket best practice from ASOS - 2 views
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Shopping baskets (or shopping carts) are a key part of the customer journey when shopping online. They are a gateway for visitors into your checkout process. Retailers can choose to provide visitors with a wide range of information, links and other potential distractions, or alternatively they can keep their shopping basket minimal to focus purely on checking out.