
Design-driven growth: bridging gaps between business, technology, and people
How can design and user experience be embedded in the entire organisation to bridge the gaps between business, technology, and people?
How can design and user experience be embedded in the entire organisation to bridge the gaps between business, technology, and people?
In October, Christina Freyhult had the chance to visit the Google design conference SPAN, this year located in Helsinki, Finland. A fitting location for a design conference, as Finland is renowned for it’s design heritage (think Alvar Aalto or Marimekko). The naming of the conference is intended to focus on the SPAN where design operates; […]
Key takeaways from the Global Service Design Conference in Dublin from the perspective of Visma’s UX community.
The Visma.net Expense platform recently reached a milestone before the summer vacation, when Visma Employee launched it’s 5.0 version allowing expense claims to be sent from the phone.
Over the past week, some of the UX Designers in Visma.net, Amanda, Sebastian and Odd-Wiking, have worked together meeting customers and documenting feedback for stakeholders.
Working as a Graphic designer in Visma means that every week presents new challenges and opportunities to work with new people. In this blog post, one of our Graphic designers, Aleks, will share what his work process looks like and what inspires him. My work process I am a Web/Graphic designer with over 12 years […]
The EasyCruit team is working on some really exciting improvements for their customers. In this blog post we will share some insights into our design process.
Read about the design meet-up in Sibiu.
On May 17-19, the UX team in Visma eAccounting hosted a three day long UX Marathon for the eAccounting teams in Växjö, Sweden. The purpose of the UX Marathon was to make our colleagues more knowledgeable and comfortable in working with a user experience mindset, and to make progress together on the research we are […]
Working in distributed teams, having customers in multiple countries can present a challenge when it comes to usability testing. As UX Designers, we think that the value of usability tests outweigh any cost – that it’s priceless, however, sometimes traveling to meet users is just not an option. But that does not have to mean […]
Since it was first run in 2012, the goal of the UX Mentor program has been to give the participants (often developers, business analysts and service owners) knowledge, tools and competence to work according to the user-centred design process. This blog post is written by Jorid and Armands, two of the participants of this years […]
Do you know how your customers experience their interactions with you? Are you delivering according to the expectations? Do they experience any pain points?
The work process that a designer goes through when creating successful icons can be very challenging but when this process is done well, it seems deceivingly easy. With this blog post, I hope to give insight into the process that I go through when creating icons for Visma’s products and services.
Being faced with the challenge of redesigning a product in a small amount of time, I devised a simple method for executing research. I call it “Collaborative User Journey Mapping”.
Every other month, the UX Designers from the Stockholm and Linköping offices meet up in person for a full day of knowledge sharing, design critique, post-it posting, fika frenzy and cat videos.
Running design studios together with your team can have many benefits, such as speeding up the design process and bringing the team closer together.
This is a blogpost from two of the interns who have had the opportunity to be a part of Visma’s UX community between August and December, 2017.
How do you design an app for everyone?