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DESIGN BETTER:

Solving UX problems (Part 1) with Pauly Ting

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My name is Pauly Ting

and I’m an experience designer.

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I’ve helped brands reveal their purpose, express their personality, and deliver a complete and authentic experience.

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TWO THINGS:

Science vs Art

Doing Your Homework

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#1:

Science vs Art

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Science of Achievement

Logical patterns of action, and specific pathways to excellence

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Art of Fulfillment

Finding joy in the appreciation and contribution through the process of understanding

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Art of Fulfillment

Finding joy in the appreciation and contribution through the

process of understanding

Science of Achievement

Logical patterns of action, and specific pathways to excellence

vs

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COMPETING WITH ONLY SCIENCE:

Your brand is differentiated by mechanics.

Mechanics can be copied, stolen,

replaced, and cheapened.

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COMPETING WITH ONLY ART:

Your brand is differentiated by biotics.

Biotics can be obfuscated, costly,

unpredictable, and susceptible.

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Science AND Art

Leveraging the practicalities and logic of science with the possibilities and joy of art

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COMPETING WITH SCIENCE AND ART:

Your brand is differentiated by character.

Character is the integral manifestation of

morals, originality, and intrinsic qualities.

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TAKEAWAY:

Most consumers don’t know the

mechanics or art of what they want.

They know the feeling they want.

They know what wonder feels like.

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So what does this mean?

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#2:

Doing Your Homework

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“We need to build the sign up form.”

Step 1

DESIGN PROCESS OF MANY BRANDS:

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“We need to build the sign up form.”

Step 1 Step 2

DESIGN PROCESS OF MANY BRANDS:

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“We need to build the sign up form.”

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

DESIGN PROCESS OF MANY BRANDS:

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MANY BRANDS:

Mechanical Function-based Utilitarian Generic Complicated Heavy

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And it can definitely work. For a while.

Until…

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“We need more sign ups”

“We need more conversions”

“We need more engagement”

“We need better retention”

Or my favorite…

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“We need to be more like UBER”

– Many brands

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SMART BRANDS:

Natural Value-based Identity driven Progressive Personalized Clear and simple

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So how do we create experiences like this?

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What if I told you that your

sign-up problem may be more

than just your form design?

That it was your approach to understanding the problem?

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DESIGN PROCESS OF SMART BRANDS:

Know thyself! Know thy

ecosystem!

Know thy users!

Know thy context!

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DESIGN PROCESS OF SMART BRANDS:

Science: What do you do and how?

Art: What do you stand for, and why

Wonder: How do we want others to feel? (Pro Tip: don’t say delight)

Know thyself!

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DESIGN PROCESS OF SMART BRANDS:

Knowing thyself helps to better

articulate how you’ll solve the problem

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SO, WHAT ARE YOU SELLING?

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SO, WHAT ARE YOU SELLING?

WHAT ARE YOU GIVING?

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SMART STARTUPS:

“We need to design a way that our ideal users

will join us because they value what we’re doing”

MOST STARTUPS:

“We need to build the sign up page.”

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DESIGN PROCESS OF SMART BRANDS:

Know thy ecosystem!

Science: Who do we need to make this work?

Art: Who else wants it to be this way?

Wonder: How would they want to help?

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DESIGN PROCESS OF SMART BRANDS:

Eventually everything connects;

people, ideas, objects. The quality

of the connections is the key to

quality, per se.

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SMART STARTUPS:

“We will partner with those who care about the problem in

the same way we do, who are invested in being part of our

solution, and who need the culture we have, to succeed.

MOST STARTUPS:

“We need to get businesses, customers, and suppliers on board”

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DESIGN PROCESS OF SMART BRANDS:

Science: Who could use this?

Art: Who would ‘get’ this?

Wonder: Why would they want/need this?

Know thy users!

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DESIGN PROCESS OF SMART BRANDS:

Understand your user’s

psychology, not just their A/S/L

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WHO ARE YOU SELLING TO?

Parents

Children Teachers

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WHO ARE YOU REALLY SELLING TO?

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SMART STARTUPS:

“We work with those who care about the problem the same

way we do, because we know their contentment is created

by the sum of the full experience, and not just the parts.

MOST STARTUPS:

“We are selling to people who need or want what we have”

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DESIGN PROCESS OF SMART BRANDS:

Science: When could this be used?

Art: How else could this be used?

Wonder: Why would they choose to use this?

Know thy context!

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DESIGN PROCESS OF SMART BRANDS:

Be ruthless to identify the

context - is the payoff worth it?

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SMART STARTUPS:

“We know that people seek to achieve a felt result, how ever it

can be realized. We want our value to be perceived through

our commitment to understanding and fulfilling their desired

result, rather than simply selling our solution.”

MOST STARTUPS:

“We sell value in these specific situations”

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TAKE AWAY:

People are always looking for things to make their lives

better, to save more, to lose less, to improve their chances

at success and fulfillment and so forth.

In order to provide value, how better can you understand

yourself, the ecosystem, your users, and their context?

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THANK YOU!

TUNE IN NEXT TIME:

Solving UX problems (Part 2) • Reframing to create focus areas

• Design Case Study

• Documenting UX Work