Slow UX

Slow UX isn't about working at a slower pace; it’s about replacing reactive speed with a strategic approach. By creating space to ask thoughtful questions, challenge assumptions, and align the team, we ensure that when it’s time to build, we move with clarity and confidence, avoiding costly rework.

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Jun 19, 2019

How to work well and effectively in multicultural teams? Cross-cultural design, part 1/3

Jun 19, 2019

In many workplaces, cultural differences are a daily reality. In the times we work in, borders are blurring, and project teams are becoming increasingly international.

Jun 19, 2019

Team collaboration. Cross-cultural design, part 2/3

Jun 19, 2019

Even if you have the best skills related to design, working with users, or conducting workshops, if you're unable to effectively get along with your team, you may encounter resistance, and that's definitely something you want to avoid. Below, I've gathered challenges related to collaboration in international teams in the context of teamwork.

Jun 19, 2019

Working with users and stakeholders. Cross-cultural design, part 3/3

Jun 19, 2019

I would now like to look at other dimensions that have an impact on the quality of your work in design and research.

Jun 19, 2019

My approach

I see design as a process of making informed decisions rooted in actual needs. I collaborate closely with teams and stakeholders, as effective solutions don't emerge detached from their context. I combine perspectives to develop a direction that makes sense for the user and provides value for the business.