by Marli Gray | Apr 17, 2019 | Human centred design, User centered design, User Interviews
So, what is active listening and why does is matter in Human Centred Design? Mastering the art of engaging conversation How many times have you found yourself in the “did you have a good weekend?” exchange with someone you’ve just met, receiving a one-word answer,...
by Chris Gray | Jul 7, 2016 | User centered design, User experience, User Interface Design, UX, UX design
If you’re a tech start up, or owner of a product and someone mentions to you that you need to be doing UX, you might ask ‘why?’ Is it just something else to be spending budget on with little ROI? What are the benefits of UX Design? Or maybe you know the...
by Chris Gray | Oct 15, 2015 | Agile, Design Research, Design Sprint, Lean ux, Melbourne, prototype, User centered design, User experience, User Research, UX, UX design, UX Research, workshop
This post follows on from ‘Research in Agile Environments’. Creating successful products in fast moving, competitive environments is a challenge facing many teams. How do you quickly explore new concepts? And how do you identify which are likely to be...
by Chris Gray | Sep 24, 2015 | Design, Melbourne, User centered design
Time flies when you’re having fun, its been another busy year here at Nomat and we are super excited about the relationships we have built over the last 12 months. We have welcomed Selena Kearney to the team. She brings over 8 years of visual design experience...
by Chris Gray | Jun 4, 2015 | Melbourne, Training, User centered design, UX, UX design, UX Research, UX training
I’ve loved teaching during my time as a UX practitioner, I really see the value in imparting knowledge to others in this industry, and training is one way to do this. Along this path I recently finished teaching the User Experience Design course at General Assembly...
