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10 years ago designers demanded a "seat at the table" and got it by showing how design contributes to conversions. At this point designers abandoned their human-centric roots and became numbers-centric. Today many of us are waking up to this wrong turn, trying to make amends.Permalink On twitter.com
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2018 Feb 11
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…in reply to @axbom
So rather than explaining to leadership how UX contributes to the bottom line, we need to demand from leadership that they explain how the bottom line contributes to UX. Time to take back the frame and own it. Ranted a bit about this a year ago: medium.com/@axbom/dont-be-tricked-into-leaving-the-ux-frame-1b518b451386Permalink On twitter.com
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2018 Feb 11
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>> Inspired by jasonmesut and Cenydd to have my go at "a seat at the table". 😄On twitter.com
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2018 Feb 11
Mood +4 🙂