May 19th episode of What is Wrong with UX Kate and Laura take a break from getting almost nothing done to tell you how to get more done with timeboxing.…
Do you have a Sit-Spot? I did not. But an online sketch party with Julie Tennis of the Nature Journal Club changed that! I now have a sit-spot I can…
- On April 24, 2020
- By Kate
Mapping with Nature Journalers The Nature Journal community is filled with inspiring and inventive people...folks learning from nature through sketching, questioning and documenting the natural world. In March, two members…
- On April 22, 2020
- By Kate
April 21st episode of What is Wrong with UX Kate and Laura really start to crack under the pressure as they offer advice about the three phases of your career:…
- On April 14, 2020
- By Kate
Or Learning To Draw Water on Zoom I hate ball-point pens. Yes, I know. Hate is a strong word. I'm not usually picky about my materials, but I really really…
- On April 13, 2020
- By Kate
Or, a high-energy marathon of humbling sketching sprints In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, members of the nature journaling community hosted ad-hoc community sketching parties online. I attended the Rapid…
- On April 12, 2020
- By Kate
If you're designing or managing products, then you're undoubtedly managing and tracking metrics. But which metrics? Most teams are pretty good at the alphabet soup measures (DAU, MAU, CAC, LTV…
April 7th episode of What is Wrong with UX Kate and Laura continue to panic this week as they talk a bit about how remote user research is different from…
Explorations in paint, mindfulness and rocks. Simplicity by Emily Dickinson How happy is the little stone That rambles in the road alone, And doesn't care about careers, And exigencies never…
COVID-19 has brought society to a screeching halt. Unless you're on Zoom. On March 16th, the Bay Area shut down. The 14-day shelter-in-place evolved into an extended stay-at-home order. It's…
