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The OOUX Masterclass was so much fun. I've long taken an object-first approach to product design, but until now it felt very much a solo endeavour. With the skills I've developed over the past couple of months I'm more excited than ever to practice, collaborate and TEACH OOUX with my future teammates. In such a competitive market for designers, OOUX could just be the missing ingredient to level up and take the next step in your career. Do it!
Our OOUX Workshop made us a stronger design team.
How do we introduce OOUX to an organization? I felt like there was an implicit assumption in that you need permission, but you just don’t. Anytime you start on a new product as a designer, the first thing you should do is map out the objects. And you do not need permission to do that. And that might lead to some really rad conversations or it just might make you as an individual better at your job because you’ll be able to see a much clearer picture than you would have.
Caitlin Steele is the Experience Design Manager at Jira & Liam Greig is Head of Design at Confluence, both previously were at Trello. In this episode of the podcast, Sophia, Liam, & Caitlin discuss the aftermath of an OOUX Design Sprint at Trello, how maybe OOUX isn't for everyone, & strategies for bringing OOUX to a big organization.
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listenThis rigorous course is for UX designers, developers, and digital product people who are tackling complexity, wrangling stakeholders, and trying to make systems-level change.
