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@DougCollinsUX if the team is mostly doing reactive work, design challenges could be a way to explore the bigger vision and challenge existing ideas. Also they allow designers to be more creative and explore methodologies and ideas beyond the day-to-day work

Are design challenges valuable for #UX teams? #design #uxtalk

@DougCollinsUX @evockley Apart from using them as screeners for research participants, for larger projects we often use surveys to follow up qualitative findings to see how some insights scale and how we can prioritize.

What part do #surveys play in your #UX research? How do you factor data from a broader base than interviews can provide, but with less opportunity for follow-up questions? #design #uxtalk @evockley

@radicallyrach Not too much going on right now, but ProfsoUX is the biggest one, coming up in summer 2021. 2020.profsoux.ru

@RJinVegas Hey, yes, that sounds really interesting!

@Ellina_morits After an extensive design period, we are starting a short series of technical POC for a new innovative Scores & Odds app. Reading your Medium posts, it seems like you may be a good fit to consult on our final design process/decisions. Might this interest you? RJ

@mikeycattell @virginmedia I mean, it’d be a treat 😇 I bet you haven’t heard anything as brilliant since you left 😂

@Ellina_morits @virginmedia But - I did open the email to try to find out to make my router reach my Macbook in the room above. Instead, I found out what time rugby games are on - brilliant. I'd rather watch your toast presentation again...

As standard in your emails @virginmedia there isn’t anything to do with the subject line in the email. I do want to improve my wifi signal but... nothing 🤦‍♂️

@DougCollinsUX Doing UX for AI-based experiences 😎

What's your #UX dream job? #design #uxtalk

Always be learning 😇 This year I was lucky to take some amazing #NNg #UX courses and get certified. Thanks to all the great lecturers @NNgroup 🙌

@wakefield00 Quite good, aaaaaand they have evil Russian chess players 😂

Been hearing good things about Queen's Gambit. Worth checking out?

Call me a nerd, but this is such an exciting read from @kassiastclair about #Secretlivesofcolour 🍎

@audibleuk Fixed it, reinstalling the app did it😎

@Ellina_morits Does it let you sign out and back into the app? If not, please uninstall then reinstall it.

@audibleuk I keep getting this weird double error state and cannot listen to any books that I already bought. Any solution for this?

@audibleuk That didn’t help 😔

@Ellina_morits We're sorry that you're having trouble. Please force close all running apps by swiping them upward from the homescreen and restart the device. Let us know if you still have trouble.

@DougCollinsUX @MiroHQ I’ve tried Miro, and I feel the same way. I found Mural way more intuitive and as close as it gets to a whiteboard online

I just can't get behind @MiroHQ. Their tools lake intuition, feel clumsy, and don't seem to be well-documented. What am I missing? I've seen a lot of folks jumping in the Miro bandwagon, but I just can't.

@lookfantastic Hi, any chance you will have a feature where you can curate your own advent calendar selection? That’d be such a treat😇

Really good tips on affordable UX education 🤓

@DRESTstyle The app is super fun, but the controls for browsing clothes for photoshoots are🤯 it takes a while to look through stuff, especially if I want to come back to an option. I'd want to be able to set a few items into a group before committing to buying it 😊

@OfficeOfWilson Working document seems to be the go to for me

@ifenn Everyone participates in ux, you can’t observe it

@monese hey, noticed this month that the spending is not sorted into the categories accurately. If I have recurring transactions and I manually put them into a category I’d expect all the rest to be moved into the same category. it used to be better a couple months ago.