Episode 63: Enterprise UX for Distributed Teams with Brent Heckerman
UX collaboration can be a challenge for people in the same room, not to mention distributed teams! Today our guest is Brent Heckerman, the founder or D-Fusion UX Design & Strategy, who now works with RealtimeBoard to help them build a great collaboration platform. In this super-actionable episode we walk through the key principles, tools, scenarios, and tactics for remote UX workshops.
UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy · Jane Portman, Brent Heckerman
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Show Notes
UX collaboration can be a challenge for people in the same room, not to mention distributed teams! Today our guest is Brent Heckerman, the founder or D-Fusion UX Design & Strategy, who now works with RealtimeBoard to help them build a great collaboration platform. In this super-actionable episode we walk through the key principles, tools, scenarios, and tactics for remote UX workshops.
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Show Notes
- RealtimeBoard — collaboration software we're talking about
- UX Mapping Workshop with Andy Parker (video recap)
- Mural — another tool for online collaboration
- Follow Brent on LinkedIn
- RealtimeBlog — more resources on remote UX collaboration
- Read full transcript for this episode
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