2. Identify who

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Research: User Goals > Networks > Scenarios

By studying users in their natural context as well as their behavior, we are able to visualize true human interactions. The better we know our users, the better we can understand their pain points, the better we can develop solutions to help them.

1. Learn the why

 Understand:  Business Goals > Market > Specs

Establishing clarity on the purpose of a concept ensures everyone's on the same page. This is where we aline our beliefs to the our approach. People don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it.

3. Plan how

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Workflow: Reflect > Make > Observe > Repeat

Usually a highly collaborative & agile process. This part of the journey demands audacity and confidence in the unknown. By tapping into trends, data, intuition, and personal experience I now begin to iterate & test possible solutions.

4. Create & Test

Launch: Test > Learn > Update > Repeat

The final outcome should be a reflection of our beliefs. Digital products give us the ability to measure data overtime to better meet the needs of users as they also adapt to new trends and patterns.

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As a Designer

Process: 1.Why > 2.Who > 3.How > 4. Create

I believe in making progressive, meaningful, and exciting user experiences. I'm passionate about blurring the lines between visual & system thinking. Today, there's opportunity to help people everywhere, so I try to be really optimistic with emerging technology. This process is a glimpse into the way that I think.

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