Finding Your UX Voice
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Explains how to turn a specific background — theater, poetry, bar ownership, or computer science — into a repeatable UX method, with concrete tools like user interviews, wireframes and prototypes, analytics and taped anecdotes; shows real outcomes (original UX strategy for Hulu, consulting for WeWork, Deutsche Bank and Booking.com) and operational examples (Toyota factory pull-cord for usability input, a crypto wallet with untested flows). Argues voice means clear problems, backed by data, and adaptable communication style.
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