Stockholm UX Day
Every other month, the UX Designers from the Stockholm and Linköping offices meet up in person for a full day of knowledge sharing, design critique, post-it posting, fika frenzy and cat videos.
Design
Running design studios
Running design studios together with your team can have many benefits, such as speeding up the design process and bringing the team closer together.
Our experience being UX interns at Visma
This is a blogpost from two of the interns who have had the opportunity to be a part of Visma’s UX community between August and December, 2017.
Visma Employee – building an app for everyone
How do you design an app for everyone?
How a toaster can help mobile testing
Do you know the answer to this? How can a toaster help out with mobile testing?
Two days of UX inspiration in Stockholm and Oslo
For the third year in a row, we invited the design community, Visma colleagues and design students to two full days of UX- and Service design insights and inspiration.
The developer's Mecca
Visma PUDD is the Product Unit’s Developer Days and this year it was hosted in Berlin. The Product Unit at Visma is where the software development takes place.
Low-res prototyping: Fast-forward your product development
Read about Brady’s low resolution prototyping product redesign project.
My experience being a UX-intern at Visma
I was an intern at Visma Labs during a period of 15 weeks, in 2016, as part of my bachelor studies in Interaction Design at Malmö University. During my internship, I took on the project Mobile Expense, evaluating if Visma.net Expense, or parts of it, should be available as a mobile solution.
Bringing Your Users Closer – 5 Things You Could Do
How can you bring your customers closer with classic – and less traditional – user experience work?
The importance of involving users in product research and development
Anna Kirah stresses the importance of involving the people using the products in the design and development phase on the Visma Developer Days.
What is good user experience at Visma?
What does good user experience mean to us in Visma and how do we work to achieve it?