UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy

Episode 249: Slow Design with Pree Kolari

Oct 7, 2022

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

Slow Design: A Challenge for All of Us in Design

3min

The Importance of Slow Design

4min

How Clavio Helps Customers Build Relationships With Their Complex Automation Platform

2min

How to Optimize for Long-Term Growth

3min

The Importance of Usability in Design

3min

How to Make Space for Granular High Quality Improvements When the Overall Growth Pace Is Probably Still High for You as a High Growing Company

2min

How to Build a Successful Product With a Deep Structure

4min

How to Bring Fun Into Your Work

3min

10.

How to Drive Iterations With Your Customers

3min

11.

How to Practice Slow Design

4min

What does “slow design” mean for us, practitioners? Our guest today is Pree Kolari, VP of design at Klaviyo. You’ll learn about the three thesis statements of slow design, why design is important in building long-term relationships, how to build a remarkable product, and more.

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Show Notes

Klaviyo — Pree’s place of work
Episode 242: Introducing Fun Into Your Work with Rafa Conde
Design Books for Entrepreneurs
Thinking, Fast and Slow – a book by Daniel Kahneman
Design for the Real World – a book by Victor Papanek
Follow Pree on LinkedIn and Twitter

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