Going through your content and I just want to say THANK YOU! This is the best design channel I’ve seen. To actually see real work, not only video descriptions of how to do things is amazing. Great work!
Although old this video is the best video on how to structure a case study for interviews specifically. Regardless of your level as a designer, I am a senior and I will be taking inspiration from this. Thank you so much Femke for everything you do for the design community! 🖤
Hi Femke.. I like how you explain your team's process for coming up The Stories feature. The Stories feature are so overused in most of the apps that we use today, but I like how you all arrived at this concept without obviously picking this concept.. if that makes sense 😅 all the best
Thank you Fem, you really inspire me!. The way you present the ideas, the tone voice. Love your clarity and the confident while you explain the concepts. Thanks again.
This is my first time commenting on a youtube video and I just wanted to say thank you so much fore sharing! This is truly helpful. I learned so much from all your videos.
Femke, this is a great use case that demonstrates a real life example and that helps me to put learnings into context. I have learned a lot from your video and I like how it aligns with the double diamond design framework that you discussed in another video.
Can't believe there are only 742 likes, (I'm being the 743rd one) this video is worth 100x likes. Your sharing is so valuable. Thank you so much, Femke!
What a great case sudy presentation. Really clear story and process. Definitely getting my hands dirty on my next case presentation to come up with such a great one as yours! 🎉 I'm wondering, is the MVP based on assumptions, or did you also performed research upfront? And if so, what types of research did you perform and how did you come to the problem statement? 😊
Thanks for sharing this Femke - whilst people scoff at the spread of "stories", ultimately its now become a familiar pattern for users to interact with, and it absolutely seems like it was the right solution for the problem you described. Thank you again for the informative video! :)
Thanks for this beautiful presentation! Was curious to know 1. At what point of time did you start documenting these and how do you go about it? How long did it take to make this case study presentation 2. How and when did you measure the impact after shipping the feature ?
Hey! I created this presentation specifically for an internal presentation. As for impact, it can depend on the experiment timeline as this can vary per project. For this one I think it was 6 weeks.
Super helpful content Femke! I'm a junior designer trying to learn more about quantifying impact, so I just wanted to ask how did you know that the increase in orders came from your project and not some other variable (e.g. aggressive discount promotions)?
it's very useful. Thank you for making this kind of video, I always struggling with presenting case that would be great if you can keep making this kind of videos
So impressive! I have two questions, how long did you spend on this project and do you always create the high fidelity versions of your explorations, as in this presentation? Thanks in advance. Love your content, it has helped me a lot lately ❤
This project was about 8 months from start to launch. As for hi-fi explorations, not always but sometimes it was easier to use the design system when exploring which naturally meant our explorations were in hi-fi.
Really great content, support from another Product Designer from Toronto. Just wondering what kind of research you guys did to validate the concept, also were you the only designer for this project? Just curious. Thanks and looking forward to more great content from you.
There was a lot of existing, supporting foundational research that influenced this project. This project came about from hearing in other research that customers and merchants were looking for more connection.
Hello! Great presentation. I wanted to ask that I am currently a college student and have worked only with small startup but do have some hypothetical UX case studies made. How can I add those in my portfolio highlighting the impact or the changes those would bring in the overall experience.
Excellent presentation and solid work! However, I would like to understand what decisions/designs she made vs. the team and how they came to those decisions. Did they test prototypes with users, or was it created based on internal knowledge/hypotheses then beta tested? I'm always curious how teams handle this.
Hey! It can depend on the project and resourcing we have. This project was strongly based on internal hypothesis and past research we'd gathered which highlighted this as an area of opportunity.
If the designers design these experiences, engineers implement them and then PMMs market them. What do PMs do? I am so curious to hear what your perspective on the PM role as a designer.
Hey femke, great presentation. Did you try integrating storefront stories on the profile picture kind of thing just like instagram does in form of profile picture strokes?
Do you think the framework that you used in the video to present the design work is efficient & can be followed during case study interviews? By the way, this was really cool and the presentation delivery was on point!⭐
Hi Femke, I have enjoyed your video's and explanation around 'impact' of design. What would be the ideal duration for measuring the impact after the feature has gone live?
Thanks so much!! I learned a lot about how to structure a case study. I am wondering, are there some differences between a case study deck and a deck for UX interview presentation?
i would like to know why uber eats failed in my country. we have rappi and its been the leader for a few years now. some others came and went out like glovo and uber eats.
@@femkedesign amazing. I'm currently studying UX Design and hoping to move into that team when I'm done after I get some experience. We may cross paths 😁
I was just on Uber Eats app today looking for food to order and saw this new stories. Not to offend you, but as a customer myself I found it super annoying and would not want to spend my time looking at them at all. I just want simple, straightforward, let's get this task done. Every app is starting to feel like Tiktok and I honestly hate all social media. It's all just more clutter to have to go around!
![Design systems case study: messaging components [Part 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bYp3_dKPbEE/mqdefault.jpg)
I honestly learned so much on presenting design concepts based on this alone, thank you Femke!
Yay! So glad to hear that :)
As a person who learn and thrive from examples, I really, truly, appreciate the content you share on your channel!
I appreciate that!
Your vides are golden.. I landed jobs paying over $150,000 taking your advice!! Appreciate you sharing your knowledge
That's amazing! Congratulations!!!!
Going through your content and I just want to say THANK YOU! This is the best design channel I’ve seen. To actually see real work, not only video descriptions of how to do things is amazing. Great work!
Although old this video is the best video on how to structure a case study for interviews specifically. Regardless of your level as a designer, I am a senior and I will be taking inspiration from this. Thank you so much Femke for everything you do for the design community! 🖤
I loved everything about this presentation! Your communication skills >>>
Thank you so much!
Hi Femke.. I like how you explain your team's process for coming up The Stories feature. The Stories feature are so overused in most of the apps that we use today, but I like how you all arrived at this concept without obviously picking this concept.. if that makes sense 😅 all the best
Yes it makes sense! Thank you Richard!
Thank you Fem, you really inspire me!. The way you present the ideas, the tone voice. Love your clarity and the confident while you explain the concepts. Thanks again.
Thank you!
Love how you've simplified presenting Case Studies, Femke. Learnt a great deal from this. Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Your an amazing person.
Enjoyed every second of it.
Wow, thank you!
Loved every part of it femke
Link to slides?
Thank you for your videos Femke, they really help me learn :)
You're so welcome!
Femke, this is SO helpful. Thank you for guiding us through the entire process and thank you so much for sharing!
You are so welcome!
This is my first time commenting on a youtube video and I just wanted to say thank you so much fore sharing! This is truly helpful. I learned so much from all your videos.
I'm so glad!
Thanks Femke！！！I will watch this video repeatedly to learn how to do make a presentation/storytelling.I think I will learn a lot~❤❤❤
You're welcome Niki!
Femke, this is a great use case that demonstrates a real life example and that helps me to put learnings into context. I have learned a lot from your video and I like how it aligns with the double diamond design framework that you discussed in another video.
Glad to hear it Joaquin!
Can't believe there are only 742 likes, (I'm being the 743rd one) this video is worth 100x likes. Your sharing is so valuable. Thank you so much, Femke!
Wow, thank you!
really love your content. But i dont know why i cannot register your mentor session, seems like fully booked on your calendly.
Hey! Yes I'm currently booked out for the next 2 months. If you subscribe to my monthly tier on Superpeer you get access to earlier sessions :)
Super inspiring as I am struggling with how to structure my case study. Thanks Femke!
What a great case sudy presentation. Really clear story and process. Definitely getting my hands dirty on my next case presentation to come up with such a great one as yours! 🎉
I'm wondering, is the MVP based on assumptions, or did you also performed research upfront? And if so, what types of research did you perform and how did you come to the problem statement? 😊
Thank you so much femke. You are such a blessing.
Cheers :)
This was really great to see, Thank You!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Did you ever need to leave some time for Q&A after each case study?
Thanks Femke your channel continues to be so helpful and very educational, keep up with the great content :)
Thank you! Will do!
So much to learn from this video! Thank you Femke!
You're so welcome!
Amazing video!
These videos really motivate me to keep trying to make the transition to ux design.
Thank you!
Happy to hear that!
Thanks for sharing this Femke - whilst people scoff at the spread of "stories", ultimately its now become a familiar pattern for users to interact with, and it absolutely seems like it was the right solution for the problem you described. Thank you again for the informative video! :)
Thanks so much Luke!
Thanks for this beautiful presentation!
Was curious to know
1. At what point of time did you start documenting these and how do you go about it? How long did it take to make this case study presentation
2. How and when did you measure the impact after shipping the feature ?
Hey! I created this presentation specifically for an internal presentation. As for impact, it can depend on the experiment timeline as this can vary per project. For this one I think it was 6 weeks.
Super helpful content Femke! I'm a junior designer trying to learn more about quantifying impact, so I just wanted to ask how did you know that the increase in orders came from your project and not some other variable (e.g. aggressive discount promotions)?
Loved this case study walkthrough!
Thanks Srushti!
These case studies are awesome. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much for this and your other videos, extremely useful and insightful!
This was so informative and interesting!!! Thank you for sharing it with us!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
it's very useful. Thank you for making this kind of video,
I always struggling with presenting case that would be great if you can keep making this kind of videos
Thanks so much! Will do
So impressive! I have two questions, how long did you spend on this project and do you always create the high fidelity versions of your explorations, as in this presentation? Thanks in advance. Love your content, it has helped me a lot lately ❤
This project was about 8 months from start to launch. As for hi-fi explorations, not always but sometimes it was easier to use the design system when exploring which naturally meant our explorations were in hi-fi.
Really great content, support from another Product Designer from Toronto. Just wondering what kind of research you guys did to validate the concept, also were you the only designer for this project? Just curious. Thanks and looking forward to more great content from you.
There was a lot of existing, supporting foundational research that influenced this project. This project came about from hearing in other research that customers and merchants were looking for more connection.
@@femkedesign came here for this info. thanks!
Thank you so much, Femke.
You're welcome!
thx for sharing! inspired me to improve my portfolio deck!
Yay! That's awesome to hear Rachel. Good luck!
very well done, and implemented flawlessly.
Thanks!
Amazing Content! Love this use case walk through video :)
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing this valuable content, I really appreciate it!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hello! Great presentation. I wanted to ask that I am currently a college student and have worked only with small startup but do have some hypothetical UX case studies made. How can I add those in my portfolio highlighting the impact or the changes those would bring in the overall experience.
This video might help! ua-cam.com/video/i-b7_acZcAg/v-deo.html
This is so good. Thank you so much
Glad you like it!
awesome work and very well presented, thanks for sharing ✌🏻
Thanks for watching!
The hair.... dayuuum 😍
Love the video! How do you come up with the principles? Do you do some sort of workshop?
OOh good question! I might save this for a future video, but generally they evolve from the user research phase.
Excellent presentation and solid work! However, I would like to understand what decisions/designs she made vs. the team and how they came to those decisions. Did they test prototypes with users, or was it created based on internal knowledge/hypotheses then beta tested? I'm always curious how teams handle this.
Hey! It can depend on the project and resourcing we have. This project was strongly based on internal hypothesis and past research we'd gathered which highlighted this as an area of opportunity.
If the designers design these experiences, engineers implement them and then PMMs market them. What do PMs do? I am so curious to hear what your perspective on the PM role as a designer.
Define the strategy!
Hey femke, great presentation. Did you try integrating storefront stories on the profile picture kind of thing just like instagram does in form of profile picture strokes?
We had it as a future exploration - at the time Eats didn't have logos or profile pictures for stores, so that would have been a huge dependency.
Do you think the framework that you used in the video to present the design work is efficient & can be followed during case study interviews? By the way, this was really cool and the presentation delivery was on point!⭐
Thank you! Yes I think this format could work well for an interview setting also :)
Hi Femke, I have enjoyed your video's and explanation around 'impact' of design. What would be the ideal duration for measuring the impact after the feature has gone live?
Hey Peter - in this case we had an experiment plan that was set to run for 6 weeks. There is not hard number, so it can vary per project.
Thanks so much!! I learned a lot about how to structure a case study. I am wondering, are there some differences between a case study deck and a deck for UX interview presentation?
Nope! I'd say they're the same.
curious if you guys did any usability test on this?
how to find those cute illustrations which you have used?
Love it!
Thanks!!
i would like to know why uber eats failed in my country. we have rappi and its been the leader for a few years now. some others came and went out like glovo and uber eats.
Interesting!
Need to get me some of that background music
Hello love the videos ❤️. Do have a client presentation? (Figma file)
Hey! This video may be what you're looking for? ua-cam.com/video/9pMuuzFC0FE/v-deo.html
Did you need permission to share this publicly on UA-cam ?
Yep!
Do you have a template? I'm working on a case study and this would be so helpful 😊
Here's a template that may help! ua-cam.com/video/w-PoV_sIWos/v-deo.html
do you have any video on how to create portfolio in figma?
Hi Ajeesh! This video may help: ua-cam.com/video/w-PoV_sIWos/v-deo.html
hey what's the font used??
Donde podemos ver tu trabajo ?
I have to ask..... I work for Shopify.... How dd you get that Green commerce pennant 😅😂
Hey Pat! My partner works at Shopify as a UX manager :)
@@femkedesign amazing. I'm currently studying UX Design and hoping to move into that team when I'm done after I get some experience. We may cross paths 😁
I was just on Uber Eats app today looking for food to order and saw this new stories. Not to offend you, but as a customer myself I found it super annoying and would not want to spend my time looking at them at all. I just want simple, straightforward, let's get this task done. Every app is starting to feel like Tiktok and I honestly hate all social media. It's all just more clutter to have to go around!
Fair enough!