UX CALENDAR – DECEMBER 16 – The game of 4 Inversions

Do you all know our game of 7 families? 54 cards to understand everything about UX-Design. (Editor's note: available in our online store)

The 7'UX Families game is a card game that presents a complete vision of UX Design. We present methods, software, authors and professions that make up the ecosystem of UX-Design today. Thanks to the game of 7'UX Families, you can clearly explain to your teams or superiors what UX-Design is and all of these components.

In this game, we offer 7 card families:

Role ● Software ● Analysis ● Thinker ● Design ● Evaluation ● Methodology

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In the list of families below, we have slipped 4 inversions. Can you find them?

 

ROLE

Product Owner
UX-Strategist
DesignSprint
UI designer
Data Analyst
UX-Researcher
UX Writer

SOFTWARE

Trello
Sketch
Adobe XD
Invision
Card sorting
Principle
Figma

ANALYSIS

Warm-up
Value Proposition Design
Focus Group
Person
User Interview
Fly on the wall
shadowing

 

THINKER

Jaime Levy
Double Diamond
Steve Krug
Jeff Gothelf
elizabeth chruchill
Eric Ries
Donald norman

MATERIAL

wireframe
story mapping
Design Studio
Brainstorming
Axure
user journey
Live Sketching

ASSESSMENT

UX KPIs
ThinkingAloud
Perfect Game
SASU Questionnaire
AB testing
Guerrilla Testing
Eye Tracking

METHODOLOGY

UX Strategy
UX Designer
Design Thinking
Lean-UX
UX Research
Lean Startup
Jake Knapp

 

Found? send us your 4 inversions!

 

Our game is now over. Thanks to the participants!

 

If you have the 4 correct inversions, we will contact you for a surprise gift! ….
… without forgetting the double chance of the hidden word game!

Great hidden word game!
A hidden word has slipped into the text but has nothing to do with it. Yet this word is important to us. If, on the day of publication, you find it and post this article on Twitter first with the hashtag #CalendrierUXRepublic and the hidden word, you win a set of UX-Cards or a Set of Zoning Cards. Be careful, you can only win once... then you have to give others a chance 😉!