
How a toaster can help mobile testing
Do you know the answer to this? How can a toaster help out with mobile testing?
Do you know the answer to this? How can a toaster help out with mobile testing?
Today, on the 9th of November, the UX- & Service design team have celebrated World Usability Day together with their colleagues.
For the third year in a row, we invited the design community, Visma colleagues and design students to two full days of UX- and Service design insights and inspiration.
Visma had the great pleasure of attending Design Matters, a big design conference in Denmark. The speakers included design leads from Google, Uber, LinkedIn, Netflix, Instagram and BBC.
On the 19-20th of September, the HRM UX team hosted a UX Marathon for 20+ of their stakeholders in Oslo, Norway, with the goal of mapping out the customer journey together and create a shared understanding of current user needs. The following post is written by one of the participants, Armands Ķirītis.
Visma PUDD is the Product Unit’s Developer Days and this year it was hosted in Berlin. The Product Unit at Visma is where the software development takes place.
I’m currently working on a product redesign for a self-service support desk. Although there are various facets to rebuilding this product (UI improvements, adding and optimizing functionality, user navigation, cross-integrations with other products and content providers – which will all be launched via continuous development) the first priority is creating a new look and feel […]
On May 22-24, 17 Visma employees of different backgrounds joined together to participate in UX training courses in Oslo and Timisoara, hosted by UX Designers Odd-Wiking Rahlff and Raquel Ferreira (Oslo) and Ionut Bradatan and Bogdan Micalacean (Timisoara). “The UX Training was among the most useful successions of three days in my career so far.” – Lavinia […]
I was an intern at Visma Labs during a period of 15 weeks, in 2016, as part of my bachelor studies in Interaction Design at Malmö University. During my internship, I took on the project Mobile Expense, evaluating if Visma.net Expense, or parts of it, should be available as a mobile solution.
The first thing that strikes me is that we are an exciting mix of people and roles. Here are those who work exclusively with user experience design, but also a variety of specialists in product development, sales, support and marketing. To gather skills and ideas from various stakeholders and then make a deep dive in an improvement area for a couple of days is really something you wish you did more often. When everyone has the same agenda – to make it easier for our customers – but with different starting points and mindsets it can be a challenge. But users are different and therefore it’s necessary to find as many different approaches to solutions as possible.
As the weather gets colder and more hostile, Visma UX strives to stay warm and welcoming. One of the initiatives to do this and to cultivate User Experience within the whole organization is the Visma UX Marathon, an annual event for Visma UX practitioners.
We recently finished our third and latest edition of our yearly Visma Usability Days, an event for all the employees of Visma’s Product Unit across all our teams and locations. During the days we wanted to get all the different development teams working on the usability of their products, learning about their users and generally […]
As a UX designer I am also interested in good experiences in general, and an interest that is growing stronger is how to create a nice experience at work by trying to make people feel that their work is valuable and that it actually makes a difference, but also that it’s just fun to go to work.
Visma UX is a partner in the student mentorship program at Linköping University. As the program continues into its second year for our team of students, they have sent us a short update.
I work as a user experience (UX) designer at Visma Commerce, striving to make TendSign – our web-based tool for public procurement – easier and more enjoyable to use. This year will mark my 10th anniversary as a UX designer, and one of the things I’ve come to believe in the most is that my […]
Five students in cognitive science at Linköping University have been matched with Visma Commerce in a mentorship program. We look forward to knowledge sharing and new insights in the coming two years.
Anna Kirah stresses the importance of involving the people using the products in the design and development phase on the Visma Developer Days.
We have done user testing of Visma’s website and we did not reach any overwhelming results. Was this user test a total waste of money and time? No, but it was a costly lesson.