ARTICLES
Essays, rants, case studies and media clips
The i in Team
A talk about the prerequisites of teamwork and why personal development is crucial.
Developer Experience at King
A case study and excerpt from the Holistic Product Discovery book on how to use the guiding angle of the framework
What I do #5 – Enabling Agility
The fifth post in a series explaining what I am up to in my work life.
What I do #4 – Developmental Coaching
The fourth post in a series explaining what I am up to in my work life.
What I do #3 – Developing Competencies
The third post in a series explaining what I am up to in my work life.
What I do #2 – Collaboration Workshops
The second post in a series explaining what I am up to in my work life.
What I do #1 – Transformational Coaching
The first post in a series explaining what I am up to in my work life.
Agila HR podden [Swedish]
An interview in Swedish with Marcus and I about building the right product.
Product with Panash – podcast
Marcus and I were interviewed by Axel Sooriah from Product with Panash about our take on the Product space today.
Holistic Product Discovery Framework
A primer to the Holistic Product Discovery Framework and as a glimpse into the book, with slides.
Interview with French Le Ticket
An interview with Le Ticket when we released our book... about the book.
Holistic Product Discovery book
So, we wrote a book. The book features real-life stories from product development, traps and fallacies that you should avoid, mental models and frameworks to build the right product. Are you intrigued? Click click click...
Splendid Product Discovery Resources
A collection of excellently useful Product Discovery things
Product Discovery – a rant
A rant about the lack of Product Discovery and what to do about it
Coaching 101
In which I try to explain the basics of personal coaching as I see it.
Agile UX [Swedish]
Ett blixttal om sätt att samarbeta på inom UX och Discovery, från Design sprint till Mob
Martin’s RAT guide
The MVP is dead. Long live the RAT. For healthy experimentation!
The Agile manifesto through other perspectives
Maybe Frédéric Laloux can help us make sense of Agile
Impact mapping
How to strategically connect a business outcome and user needs to your actions
Measuring User Experience
Can you really measure something that fluffy? Yes, you can!
Measuring User Experience (video) [Swedish]
Kan man verkligen mäta fluff? Ja, det kan man!
Product Discovery
Would you like to be able to innovate and build the right thing?
Tänk på användarupplevelsen – podcast [Swedish]
En poddintervju om UX och lite agilt
Design Studio
A good way to get shared understanding as outcome and great design ideas as output
User Research Demystified
You need to speak with your users to find out what they need. This is how you do it.
UX vs Lean UX [Swedish]
An explanation of the principal difference between UX and LeanUX.
The Marshall Model in a Nutshell
Bob Marshall has an interesting model for organisational maturity. Useful for transformation and to explain Waterfall vs. Agile
UX design case: Visualisation
Ways to visualise problem discovery work to get attention.
UX design case: Efficiency
Making sure the users can spend their valuable time elsewhere
User Stories reimagined
How you can write user stories that will provoke, guarantee a conversation and prepare for collaboration
UX Podcast
In June 2012 I was interviewed in UX Podcast by Per Axbom and James Royal-Lawson
Processes and practices are nothing without principles
Why inspect and adapt is the most important lesson from Agile
Design principles
What is the least you could actually do when you realise you need to 'UX' something? Follow design principles.
UX design case: Adjusting to Users
Creating a workflow for pensioners who apply for housing supplements while winning their hearts
UX design case: Less is more
Redesign of a service for finding real estate brokers.
User-centred design case
Or redesigning Twitter to create a modern way for seniors to keep up with their grandchildren
Selecting Users
To be able to do user-centered design, you would need to be in tight contact with users. You need a way to find them, right?