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20 Must-Read Books for Product Designers at Any Stage

Creative Market

Written by Nick Disabato and illustrated by Daniel Bogan for supreme clarity, Cadence & Slang is a top resource for product designers. According to Lincoln Mongillo, VP of Product Management of Creative Market, the book is “one of my all-time favorites.” Just Enough Research. Same with Rosenfeld.”

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The many deaths of UX design

UX Collective

Design and product management will still be very important and report to me, but those writing great code will constitute the majority of our team and have the greatest sway. It’s hard to say whether it will indeed be the case, but it surely is for the bird app. The not so phantom menace.

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Mitigating our impact on the planet through services

UX Collective

The opportunities: focusing on behaviours and processes to reduce our negative impact on the planet Raj Mohan — Ashes of a Wetland | From Wildlife Photographer Of The Year competition Last year, I published a post about the ways we could tap into service design to adapt to the planetary crisis.

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Fixing a complex problem like climate change with the circular economy and digital technology

UX Collective

An example of well thought design for longevity is Vitso which makes long-living furniture, inspired by Dieter Rams and his principles for good design. Designing furniture and striving to be better rather than newer clearly leaning on the six design strategies for longer lasting products.

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Hot take: Design interviews have become anti-design

UX Collective

Regardless of which task you’ve been given, the interviewer is most likely looking to gauge your product thinking, design strategy, communication skills, and user empathy. Where did the “design” in design interviews go? Product design, UX, and other user-involved design roles always, to some extent, I hope(!?)

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Leveraging neurodivergent traits for design strategy

UX Collective

But as many articles that are consistently published around neurodivergence in tech as a talking point focused on how it can be a “superpower” or can potentially enable your team in “new innovative ways”, it still doesn’t feel “normalized” within companies/company culture. So what’s race car thinking?

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Your design is only as good as your organisation’s ability to problem solve

UX Collective

Books: • “Lean UX: Designing Great Products with Agile Teams” by Jeff Gothelf and Josh Seiden • “INSPIRED: How to Create Tech Products Customers Love” by Marty Cagan • “Continuous Discovery Habits: Discover Products that Create Customer Value and Business Value” by Teresa Torres 3.