UX Jam Session: Just Enough Research

Event Description
"Good research is about asking more and better questions and thinking critically about the answers. Done well, it will save your team time and money by reducing unknowns and creating a solid foundation to build the right thing, in the most effective way."

Join us for an insightful discussion centered around the book "Just Enough Research" by Erika Hall. This meetup welcomes professionals, enthusiasts, and curious minds who want to delve into the book's key concepts and engage in thoughtful conversations.

Don't worry if you haven't had a chance to read the book yet! While the discussion will revolve around the topics covered in the book, it's not a prerequisite for participation. We encourage attendees to share their experiences, insights, and questions related to user experience and the challenges faced by individuals working in small UX teams.

Join us for an evening of stimulating conversations, knowledge sharing, and community building. Expand your professional network, gain new insights, and be inspired by the collective wisdom of Women Who Code Dallas Fort Worth members.

Presenter:
Melissa Dowell, our community's UX Tech Lead, will start with an overview of the book and lead the discussion.

⏰ AGENDA

• Women Who Code introduction
• Networking
• Brief overview of the book's key themes
• Open discussion on user experience challenges and triumphs
• Wrap-up

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