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Part 2: Learnings from World Usability Congress

So have you read about some context about the conference in Part 1? Well, we shared a little about the event orchestrations in the previous blog. Now, let’s focus on the next part. We attended the workshops on Day 2 of the Focus Days and also talked on the latter Conference Days. Following are the… Keep reading

User research and strategy

Part 1: World Usability Congress x Stampede

Stampede team has always strived to stretch the design world beyond meeting the current industry standards; we’re here to redefine it. We aim to always keep excellence as our standard, stretching beyond just design execution. We are dedicated to elevate design, marrying strategy with innovation to chart new territories. In achieving this, Shaza, our co-founder… Keep reading

User research and strategy

Application of hybrid research method to uncover the right problem

Stampede offers various solution services to address client’s problems, across the world and Malaysia – one of them being service design, to address problems pertaining to workflow beyond the digital realm propose solutions for them. At one point we were conducting research for service improvement of a client from the energy industry, and we investigated… Keep reading

User research and strategy

10 Lessons from Designing A Product

When I first joined Toro, which is a product team in Stampede (torotimer.com), the team was in the midst of a sprint. For those who are not familiar with sprint, it is a set period of time during which specific work has to be completed and made ready for review, usually involving the product owner,… Keep reading

User Experience

bp’s Most Nurturing Design Partner

Stampede was recently recognised as bp’s Most Nurturing Design Partner at bphxd global’s first partner collab in London. 🎊 We’re excited, humbled and grateful for this recognition. This is a clear signal that our collaboration with bp in enterprise delivery support and nurturing design talents is making waves and impact globally. In November 2023, I… Keep reading

User Experience

Raising the ceiling of design in Malaysia

Stampede Makers has always been our way to celebrate the spirit and love for the craftsmanship of designers and creators. In December 2023, we ran our Makers Edition 6. It is fully organised by the team at Stampede and over 100 people signed up. Throughout most of 2023, we’ve been curious about our role as… Keep reading

User Experience

Human-centred designs powering digital and sustainability initiatives at PETRONAS

For the past five years, Stampede has been collaborating with PETRONAS, enabling and advocating for the integration of user-centred design processes into their digital tools. And recently, we attended PETRONAS Digital Day 2023 at KL Convention Center, an event that celebrates all things digital and how we all have a part to play in the… Keep reading

User Experience

Designing better surveys: obtaining qualitative insights through quantitative means

User research is the backbone of UX, helping us uncover what users really want and need, leading to better-informed design decisions and ultimately, more successful products. We had an opportunity to truly implement this with a global bioscience client when they wanted to find out what their employees thought of the company’s internal IT services.… Keep reading

User Experience

Finding inspiration for UI/UX Design

I recently did a knowledge-sharing session with my colleagues on how to find design inspirations outside of the Internet and why it is valuable to find them through other means. This article discusses how I find inspiration and stay stimulated to design. Why is finding inspiration an essential process of design? Finding inspiration is the process… Keep reading

Tech

Designing with Development in Mind

A good UX designer ensures that their designs are technically feasible and reasonable to execute in code. In other words, you need to talk to developers and know what kinds of code-related limitations there are in order to prioritise practical solutions and execution. This means that not all designs can or should be made! As… Keep reading