Say hello to the new Management Trainees!
This fall, 9 ambitious graduates leap into the Visma Management Trainee program with only a slight idea of what’s in store. Read about their experiences here.
This fall, 9 ambitious graduates leap into the Visma Management Trainee program with only a slight idea of what’s in store. Read about their experiences here.
A year later, our time as Management Trainees has come to an end and it is safe to say that there are exciting times ahead for all of us.
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.
As a management trainee at Visma I can assure you that you will quickly become a project manager.
Working in distributed teams, having customers in multiple countries can present a challenge when it comes to usability testing. That is exactly why remote usability testing is queen.
Read about Jorid and Armands experience from the UX mentor program.
Hello, my name is Malin and I’m one of the Norwegian Management trainees this year.
How do you combine diabetes type 1 and 70 km on skiis? Benedikte Friis has the answer on how she prepares for Ylläs-Levi. Read more about it!
An update from Brian, one of our Swedish Management Trainees – a tech graduate’s preconception about management and how experiences in coding can benefit and complement in a project management role.
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”.
One month has passed since Benedikte started her training for Project Ylläs-Levi. How is she progressing? Read more about her experience so far.
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.
Our second project as management trainees is about to end, three more to go!
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?