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Steven Trevathan
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- How mentorship helps me become a better designer (makemodel.co)
- Redefining the experience of the design conference. (medium.com)
- UX Camp California: July 27–29 (uxcamp.com)
- Design Components/Symbols in Sketch: How are you managing global changes?
- Organizing Design Files, The Good Parts (makemodel.co)
- UX Camp: California announced! (Sept 23–25) (uxcamp.com)
- How to uncover hidden assumptions (dockyard.com)
- Which diagrams when? (dockyard.com)
- Boston Event: Announcing UX East's Data Visualization Workshop! (dockyard.com)
- Announcement: The Design Sprint Guide (dockyard.com)
Posted to UX Camp California: July 27–29, Apr 27, 2018 Posted to Design Components/Symbols in Sketch: How are you managing global changes?, in reply to Johannes Ecker , Apr 07, 2017 Appreciate this, Johannes! I've been using Craft but didn't realize it provided such an option. I'll have to dig deeper into this and checkout Brand AI
Posted to Design Sprints, Oct 26, 2015 A 4-day variant of the design sprint methodology: https://dockyard.com/design-sprints
Posted to Announcement: The Design Sprint Guide, in reply to CTodd Lombardo , Oct 06, 2015 Right on – excited to read it!
Posted to Announcement: The Design Sprint Guide, in reply to Manuel Sainsily , Oct 06, 2015 Thanks Manuel!
Posted to Announcement: The Design Sprint Guide, in reply to CTodd Lombardo , Oct 06, 2015 Haven't read it yet! Can you post an issue and we'll add?
Posted to Announcement: The Design Sprint Guide, Oct 05, 2015 We're very excited to announce our collaborative design sprint guide. The guide can be found at https://dockyard.com/design-sprints and if you'd like to edit or contribute, you can by submitting issues at https://github.com/dockyard/design-sprints. Hope you find the information helpful!
Posted to Design sprints: what are they for?, in reply to Steven Harley , Aug 18, 2015 I think the obvious point here is that you cannot test and validate the universe in 4 or 5 days. It is best for a narrowed focus or user story. Sometimes that focus can encompass an entire product, as the article says, but that is more rare when the products you're designing are complicated and high risk.
Posted to Show DN: An Existential Redesign, in reply to Daniel Golden , Jul 28, 2015 High five. I was also blown away. Really proud of our engineering team :)
Posted to Show DN: An Existential Redesign, in reply to Tristan Harward , Jul 28, 2015 Thanks a lot, Tristan!
I'm one of the organizers of this event, which seems up this communities alley. A little about this event:
UX Camp is a one-of-a-kind conference experience where you and 29 other campers escape the city and focus on your craft at a combination design retreat and unconference. Campers work, live, and eat alongside each other, speakers, organizers, and musical guests.