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He argues that there is no excuse for not incorporating user feedback into your product, and offers some tips for how to go about soliciting feedback—even when you don’t have the full support of your organisation.
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Jake Causby is a user experience designer from Sydney, and one of the speakers at this year’s UX Australia conference.
In this interview, he advocates that designers should be more transparent about their process, and discusses ways that we can get large-scale feedback and iterate quickly, to produce more useful, usable designs.