
A UX strategy that will help you understand what you as an organization believe and represent. It also helps you define who your customers are, what they do, what are their aspirations and fears. UX Design is an exercise on empathy and introspection. It is also practiced by some, if not all, of the most successful companies on the planet.
What is UX Design? UX Design helps your team come together as one
I am often asked, Federico we need this project to be a total success, what do you need from us? My answer is this, we need to align our minds, or thoughts. You see when we are part of an organization, and by that I mean more than 1 person, we need to row in harmony and in the right direction, otherwise we get angry, resentful team members that are consciously or subconsciously boycotting the process. When the organization agrees in the direction and feels emotionally committed to a common goal, coming to work feels good. It’s amazing how miserable people are at work, I see it everywhere, people hate their jobs. When people hate their jobs it shows in the way they treat the customers and how they treat one another. So my question to you is, besides the need to make money, what is it that makes you get up in the morning? Are you driven by ambition or do you have a vision?

Designing a Product vs Designing an Experience
We believe that as designers we have the power to create, shape an experience that will make a difference in someone’s life.
The key to a succesfull project is to align our thoughts
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- Client Designer Relations

UX Personas- defining our customers
Defining a persona will help us support the design around a single customer experience. A design persona is a valid and valuable tool to leverage customer insight into creating an engaging customer experience. A design persona shares detailed information about customer behavior relevant to the designer’s work. Design personas can be made even more valuable by locating the relevant customer behaviors in the context of underlying motivations.