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There are so many identities, circumstances, and fluid behaviours that influence your users, on a moment-to-moment basis, and on a longer-term basis.
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During my first week at Ironhack’s UX/UI Design Bootcamp, we jumped right into our first UX design project — Wicked Problems.
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Some people like to take cooking lessons, others like to go hiking. But many of these things can only be experienced physically, by being there… or can they?
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LinkedIn is on a clear mission to make professionals more successful by connecting the global workforce and as we learned — diversity and success go hand in hand.
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The lack of cultural competence in conversational AI is a direct correlation to the inherent bias within it’s development.
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