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Designers often take non-traditional, non-linear paths into the field. Once they’ve grasped their practice, some designers move into people leadership, while others become masters of their craft.

High-performing product teams have psychological safety, meaning team members can share perspectives without fear of judgment and persecution. An expert shares how to create psychological safety to spark innovation along with a Jaguar Land Rover and Apple Watch case study.

It can be easy to confuse making stuff with making progress, and it comes down to how we define "done." Outcome-focused design means designing products or services that focus on changing customer behavior to drive business results.

Conversational design is more than just programming a bot to respond to user inputs. It's about understanding the human aspect of conversation and blending it with the technical requirements of the interface.

An inclusive researcher shares her journey to making one presentation more accessible along with accessibility resources and takeaways for other designers.

This article shares insights from a recent Design Chats conversation with Jane Austin, Chief Experience Officer at Digitas UK, on how designers can collaborate with their colleagues to create products and services that align with the company's objectives.