Gitanjali Stevens

Psst ... You don't really need thousands of distracting virtual screens, just a smart one to get sh!t done. #Passthrough #Productivity #Egosystem #MadeWithUnity

Love this quote, especially for the creators and competitors out there willing to try. So much better to have tried than to have never tried at all!

UX people who are posting super content on Medium: ✍️ @mulegirl ✍️ Jacquelyn Iyamah ✍️ @tsharon ✍️ @productherapist ✍️ @hmwheele ✍️ @Sofiaqt ✍️ @emmaboulton bit.ly/2YXgcsa #UX #UserResearch #UserExperience

"Robots in Homes: A Case Study on Contextual Inquiry (CI) and How You Can Level Up Your CI Skills" is the name of my talk at this fantastic QRCA UX event. I hope you can make it!

Love this. It's also a humorous example of how one can take a lot of information and boil it down to the bare minimum. bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/ux-books-reduc…

Last week, I attended a thought-provoking and actionable talk "What Did I Miss? The Hidden Costs of De-prioritizing Diversity in User Research" by the amazing @megangcampos #uxresearch #equity #diversityandinclusion #latertweet

During #Coronavirus, the USPS has kept me connected to vital supplies. Join me in taking action to #SaveThePostOffice ampr.gs/2wJuwst

Thanks for the well-designed workshop re: the NCredible Framework, conducted at iRobot by @meena_ko and @zarlashtah from @twigandfish. Also, the desk reference mailed to us prior to the workshop was informative, slick, and a great supplement to the workshop material! Nice touch!

Outstanding talk on "The Five Dysfunctions of Democratized Research at Scale" by @leisa at the conference #ar2020. She mentioned a UX professional who carried a phone case around that said "What's the user need?" as a visual reminder of the user during product decision-making.

Great to see @mleeblick ‘s talk on Riding the Synthesis Wave! Margot externalized and organized what can be an overwhelming and messy research analysis process, alongside helpful tips and tricks. Thanks #ladiesthatux for another great presenter!

“Designing for inclusion is designing for everyone” - @chrishass #UXPABOS19 #innovationfishbowl

Hearing the inspiring @meena_ko speak at the UXPA monthly meeting about “The State of Qualitative Research.” Takeaway: We’re focusing too much on the product interaction and not the actual people involved.

“If the UI of a product is bad, you can tell quickly. If the UX is bad, it’s also quick to tell. But if the behavioral experience feedback loop is bad (it’s encouraging bad behaviors), it could take months or years to figure out!” -Daniel Egan (Betterment)

“Think of a project that you’re really proud of. Why are you proud of it? Chances are, your reason falls into one of these three categories: It was challenging, it was impactful, and/or it was high quality” -Daniel Egan (Betterment) #fofnyc2019

“The things that are built - the tech that you use the most - can actually make you the most unhappy. How does this happen?” - Daniel Egan (Betterment) #fofnyc2019

“Don’t try to sell yourself as something that you’re not, but at least be conversant in all the different areas of UX” -Bill Albert (@UXMetrics), Navigating your UX Journey career panel #fofnyc2019

“This isn’t about winning a job, getting a job, it’s about what happens after. Take that in and be yourself and it ends up being better for everybody”- Stacey Sarris, Career Panel, Navigating the UX Journey #fofnyc2019

Insightful panel discussion about Navigating Your UX Journey, moderated by Bill Albert @UXMetrics with Stacey Sarris (Pace University), Ellen Cowan (Avanade), and Jen Cardello (Fidelity) #FoFNYC2019

“A study at Stanford showed that if information is difficult to understand people lose trust in the brand and lose respect for the writer. That includes terms and conditions, and any regulations” -Deborah Bosley

“Just because you’ve disclosed it doesn’t mean you’ve communicated it. For example, can you decipher this?” - Deborah Bodley #fofnyc2019