ux-design-for-startups-marcin-treder

In my experience, only two things are certain in allthese discussions: they are boring and they are futile.You don’t need to engage in them to design a stunninguser experience. Most probably you even shouldn’t.The best designers (judging by the results!) that I knoware not bothered by the above-mentioned battles.They are agnostics on the subject of which designtechnique is the holy grail of design. The best designersI know are strategists. They thoughtfully choosethe best design techniques for each of their projects.Because they’re very serious about creating an amazingexperience for their users.I assure you they know each of the techniques well,just as you know your old friends. You know that youcan take Sammy fishing, but he’s not a party animal(Jeff is) and they also know that sometimes we’refine with a sketch, sometimes a good old wireframewould do and sometimes we need a reusable prototypewritten in HTML.Simple, right? Nothing to get over-excited about and54efficient design techniques