Your product development secret weapon

Explore how Vivid Seats reimagined product development with the embedded matrix model (and how you can, too). Plus, dig into the future of UX with Ricardo Prada.

This week, we're putting product development into a different perspective.   It's impossible to get a great product on the market without teamwork. But what if we told you that your team structure could be holding you back?    When timelines are tight, user feedback is needed across the board, and there's only one team responsible for insights…it's easy for roadmaps to get upended. What's one way to get back on track? Hello designers!    See how Vivid Seats used the embedded matrix model to bring designers into the research process, and how this shift led to efficient, quality product innovation.    Have you tried the embedded matrix model? Let us know in the People Nerds' Slack community! - The People Nerds Team   Discover practical strategies for leveraging an embedded matrix model to gain continuous insights, while avoiding the pitfalls of reactive research methods.   THERE IS NO SPOON KEEP READING - MORE ON THIS TOPIC Researchers should be leading the product development process. Here's why. Learn how prototyping is the yellow brick road to tackling wicked problems. Need more continuous discovery inspo? Explore how KEEN made it happen. How big of a factor is speed to market in your product development strategy?   1. The most critical factor 2. A significant factor 3. A moderate factor 4. A minor factor 5. Not a factor at all We'll post the results afterward in our Slack community! Check out Ricardo Prada's (Google DeepMind) Co-Lab Continued session all about the evolution of technology, and how these exciting opportunities will help us build a better future for UX.   TUNE IN Walmart is looking for a Summer UX Research Intern ByteDance is recruiting a UX Researcher—Capcut Mars is hiring a P&O Digital Solutions UX Researcher & Product Owner [Design leadership] is an interesting path to walk, but when you get there, you can build great teams. I'd liken it less about being a leader, but more like a conductor of an orchestra. Ashton Snook Head of Product Design and UX Research, Vodafone, Smart Tech Via Grow in Your Craft or Your Leadership? How to Evolve as a UX Designer Ready to scale your research program? Successfully scaling research requires effective stakeholder collaboration, flexible methods, and insights designed for impact.   See how Dscout can help you with all three. Dscout, 222 North LaSalle St, Chicago, IL Unsubscribe Manage preferences