Join Indi Young in Europe!
In person for the first time since before the pandemic, Indi is excited to help the community prepare for new UX roles in the age of AI.
Give your interviews deeper power
The new book!
It’s available via several channels: request a copy from your local bookstore, order on Amazon, or through eBook platforms.
Unparalleled Data Synthesis Courses
Part 1: Data Synthesis (Concepts & Summaries)
Part 2: Data Synthesis (Cultivate Emergent Patterns)
- Short videos, arranged in 4 Sections
- 11+ hours of material for each course
- Visual description & captions
- Exercises, reflections & quizzes
- For Everyone! (no background necessary)
Bottom-up synthesis is a method that helps you avoid cognitive bias and surfaces people’s varied approaches to their purpose. It results in a mental model diagram (city skyline).
The average solution harms most people.
We have shifted away from “average” in building universal support for the built environment. We have embraced more than “typical” needs in classrooms. We have made adjustable solutions so that more people feel comfortable doing the thing they are doing.
Indi brings this shift to our digital solutions.
Our digital solutions can have many user experiences, for various approaches and thinking styles. Teams want to build this future … but current methods restrict them.
Indi gives teams a sustainable structure to shift the future:
- See the gaps and measure the unintentional harms of your existing solutions
- Look outside the lens of your existing solutions
- Embrace complex human approaches … because there will be patterns that emerge
Patterns allow you to:
- Become assumption-wary
- Intentionally build knowledge about various thinking styles & approaches
- Give stakeholders a solid way to prioritize human complexity
- Intentionally mend harms caused by unintentionally making people feel unwelcome or less worthy
Understand the value so you can support your stakeholders
Explore a collection of Indi’s writings where she provides tips on how to engage your team and stakeholders. It all starts with developing trust relationships. It takes time.
