The article discusses the implications of working in a low UX maturity organization, where user experience is not prioritized. This often leads to designers feeling sidelined, as decisions are dominated by product managers or developers, undermining the role of UX professionals. Recognizing these signs is crucial for designers to adapt and build influence within such environments, advocating for a greater integration of user-centered design principles. The author shares personal experiences and offers guidance on thriving despite the challenges of low UX maturity settings.
Low UX maturity indicates a limited understanding of user experience design, often leading to design being undervalued or treated as mere decoration.
Acknowledging you're in a low UX maturity environment is the first step toward navigating it effectively, enabling designers to build influence despite the challenges.
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