Don't Forget the (UX) Magic: How Disney Uses Design Thinking

Don’t Forget the (UX) Magic: How Disney Uses Design Thinking

July 30, 2021

This episode was captured during our recent Product Chat series.

We were recently joined by Kimberly Hicks, former vice president of product, games and interactive for The Walt Disney Company. She shared her approach to improving user experience and developing an effective digital strategy.

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Pragmatic Institute is the transformational partner for today’s businesses, providing immediate impact through actionable and practical training for product, design and data teams. Our courses are taught by industry experts with decades of hands-on experience, and include a complete ecosystem of training, resources and community. This focus on dynamic instruction and continued learning has delivered impactful education to over 200,000 alumni worldwide over the last 30 years.

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