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DesignOps Handbook
As companies mature and invest in design, they need to operationalize workflow, team coordination, and more. Learn how DesignOps help create integrated, high-functioning teams at the best companies in the world.
- GenresDesignNonfiction
Unknown Binding
First published June 12, 2018
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February 27, 2019
I believe this is the first (or one of the firsts) attempts in gathering all aspects of what DesignOps entails. DesignOps as a job function is something very new, so new that it will only give a few Linkedin results. It's not gonna be a function that will appear in every company. If fact this short e-book pinpoints 3 occasions:
"It can be hard to gauge when to ramp up a DesignOps function, but I’ve seen three scenarios where it might be time:
• Craft specialization: it’s no longer feasible for roles to blur
• Operating a design team at scale: it’s no longer possible to keep everyone in sync
• Safe harbor: designers need protection from the grind and thrash of creative development"
I personally believe that if you are somehow involved in product development, this is a book to consider, especially if you are often find yourself thinking "how could processes be better"
"It can be hard to gauge when to ramp up a DesignOps function, but I’ve seen three scenarios where it might be time:
• Craft specialization: it’s no longer feasible for roles to blur
• Operating a design team at scale: it’s no longer possible to keep everyone in sync
• Safe harbor: designers need protection from the grind and thrash of creative development"
I personally believe that if you are somehow involved in product development, this is a book to consider, especially if you are often find yourself thinking "how could processes be better"
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March 21, 2020Not rating this one because I'm not really the target audience, and there were parts I skimmed as a result.
Initial impression though is that this is a solid resource for someone within an organization that needs to start thinking about how to manage their design team and its workflow, with emphasis on the unique characteristics of design disciplines vs. engineering (the latter being what DevOps guides are attuned to). Not a detailed how-to but a great starting point.
Available from https://www.designbetter.co/books
Initial impression though is that this is a solid resource for someone within an organization that needs to start thinking about how to manage their design team and its workflow, with emphasis on the unique characteristics of design disciplines vs. engineering (the latter being what DevOps guides are attuned to). Not a detailed how-to but a great starting point.
Available from https://www.designbetter.co/books
December 21, 2019
These series of books from InVision are great.
August 3, 2021
cashgrab
similar title to devops handbook
very short, doesnt really tell you what it's about except "design"
quite vague and not indepth
similar title to devops handbook
very short, doesnt really tell you what it's about except "design"
quite vague and not indepth
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