Takeaways from the Service Design Global Conference
Key takeaways from the Global Service Design Conference in Dublin from the perspective of Visma’s UX community.
Key takeaways from the Global Service Design Conference in Dublin from the perspective of Visma’s UX community.
Read about Jorid and Armands experience from the UX mentor program.
Do you know how your customers experience their interactions with you? Are you delivering according to the expectations? Do they experience any pain points?
The work process that a designer goes through when creating successful icons can be very challenging but when this process is done well, it seems deceivingly easy. With this blog post, I hope to give insight into the process that I go through when creating icons for Visma’s products and services.
Being faced with the challenge of redesigning a product in a small amount of time, I devised a simple method for executing research. I call it “Collaborative User Journey Mapping”.
Running design studios together with your team can have many benefits, such as speeding up the design process and bringing the team closer together.
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.
As the autumn storms approach and the Swedish afternoons keep getting shorter, a large part of the UX community in Visma (in total consisting of 65 UX practitioners) gather in Stockholm to completely immerse into the user centered design process for three full days. For the second year in a row, Visma UX is getting lined up for the UX Marathon.