Grow a Design team in a Non-Design-Driven Environment
summary
A concrete playbook emerges: a tailored discovery canvas plus stakeholder and user interviews, early engineering checks, prototypes and measurable success metrics. Applied in Tax & Compliance, this process cuts time to market from 3 sprints to 1, reduces support backlog by roughly backlog down 40%, and replaces ad hoc requirements with prioritized, testable problems. Slides and the canvas live on the Figma Community for reuse.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12Design @ Uber
- 3:02Design-driven vs. non-design driven
- 5:05Tax and Compliance use case
- 10:56Discovery canvas for non-design-driven teams
- 16:40Outcome: what does this discovery canvas offer us?
- 18:56Closing
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