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UXPin Blog — Design Studio
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Time For Collaboration: Working With (Very) Remote Teams
Based in California, Vice President of Product Sunita Reddy has had ample experience working with our Polish developers. We asked her how she tackles communication across with a team in Europe.
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Styleguide: All Your Prototype Assets in One Place
Our new style guide feature lets your team download a host of assets from your UXPin prototypes to make your rapid design workflow convenient.
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Keep the Design Conversation Going With Trello and UXPin
Trello’s great for managing workflows. UXPin is great for team feedback. The two work in tandem with these effective tips.
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A Review of the Interaction Design Foundation
A quick review of the online UX education provider.
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UX Strategy for Design Leadership: A 4-Step Guide
A 6-minute guide by a UX leader with 20+ years experience.
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5 Questions UX Leaders Should Ask In Their First Month
Know the questions that make a design leader’s life much easier.
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Evangelizing UX: How Design Leaders Win Buy-In
A how-to guide from a UX leader with 20+ years experience.
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How to Use Atomic Design to Improve A/B Testing
See how to pinpoint specific elements when A/B testing your layouts.
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Say Hello to Spec Mode and Our New, Improved Sketch Integration
We’re pleased to bring you Spec Mode: a new way to get properties from elements in UXPin. Developers can now see exactly what elements they’re looking for and get their colors, typography dimensions, use cases, sample code, and more.
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A Practical Guide To Invisible Design
See how to achieve more with less design.
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How To Design With Discipline: UX Lessons From 3M
Best practices from 3M’s disciplined UX process.
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Inside The Organic UX Design Process At Slack
Best practices from Slack’s UX process.
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Why Simplicity Is Overrated in UX Design
UX expert Robert Hoekman Jr. explains why the best products aren’t simple.
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The Beginner’s Path to UX Career Success
A UX practitioner’s inside guide to succeeding as a new designer.
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