Legibility to Decision-Makers, Not Engineers

1. 1Identify your target audience and their needs using tools like user interviews and surveys
2. 2Develop a clear and concise design language to communicate with non-technical stakeholders
3. 3Create a framework to measure the success of design decisions, such as key performance indicators (KPIs)
4. 4Practice presenting design decisions to non-technical stakeholders, focusing on business outcomes and value
5. 5Refine your communication approach based on feedback from stakeholders and decision-makers

UX designers and product managers can benefit from this lesson to improve their communication with decision-makers and stakeholders, ensuring design decisions align with business goals

💡 Effective communication of design decisions to non-technical stakeholders is crucial for driving business success

📈 Communicate design decisions effectively to non-technical stakeholders, not just engineers! 📊