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Nicole Gallardo

I help founders create successful and equitable digital products with UX. I improve the way design is applied within new organizations in order to make companies grow and communities soar. I’ve spent the last decade building Gallardo Labs, a digital product design agency that is known for its user experience and design system expertise. I’ve pioneered a culture here where different is better, mistakes are opportunities, and the design process is rooted in compassion. Prior to co-founding Gallardo Labs, I gained experience as an accomplished creative director, UX/UI designer, e-commerce entrepreneur, and team builder for industry icons including Publicis Sapient, Quicken Loans, and Norwegian Cruise Line. Throughout my career, I’ve designed over 80 digital products for Fortune 500s and industry leaders.

5 Ways to Design Better EdTech Products with UX

  • Customer Experience, Design, Design Theory, Usability, UX Education, UX Magazine, UX World Changing Ideas

Learn 5 foundational tips on how to create better learning experiences for the EdTech industry.

Article by Nicole Gallardo
IDEAS IN BRIEF
5 Ways to Design Better EdTech Products with UX
  • The author unpacks 5 foundational tips to help UX designers create better learning experiences for the EdTech industry:
    1. Don’t design for EdTech. Design for education, using technology.
    2. Co-create with your learning community.
    3. Learn to speak business.
    4. Look outside of EdTech for inspiration.
    5. Diversify your experiences.
  • Designers need to remember that advancing the quality of UX design and advancing the industry standards themselves is a shared responsibility.
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