What’s the true value of design to business? This has been an unanswered question since Thomas Watson Jr. first uttered the words “Good design is good business” more than 50 years ago. Now we have a clear and powerful answer! Forrester Research studied IBM’s design practices and has determined that our unique programmatic approach to design and design thinking results… Read More ￫

There’s a very serious debate raging about whether there’s value at all in going to college/university anymore. The massive debt pressure you put yourself under for the rest of your life is a strong argument that it’s not worth it. If you leave school with $25K, $50K or even $100K in debt, can you honestly say your education has given… Read More ￫

With usability testing software on the rise, there is no reason why a designer can not run user tests quickly and effectively when needed. With the introduction of our own ux testing software, we’re on a mission to create the resources you need to run user testing sessions which help you validate ideas, including this user experience testing checklist. This… Read More ￫

Don’t skip this process, when it could save you time, money and improve your conversion rates in the long run

A good user experience is not something that can be created through simply following best practice or a robust UX design process.  To truly learn what works for your end-user, you need to know how to test UX design. Each product has it’s own specific target audience, with their own unique needs and to address those needs you need to… Read More ￫

UX testing, or usability testing, comes in many forms and there isn’t really a one size fits all solution – especially if you’re working without a research team. As designers, you might experience time constraints, budget limitations or dry spells in other resources. That’s why introducing varied UX testing methodologies can present you with quick wins, that help you bridge… Read More ￫

Recently we hosted a webinar, An Introduction to User Testing in Marvel, and received loads of great questions about how our new User Testing feature works and what’s coming up in the roadmap. Read the full list below and learn more about User Testing in Marvel. Setting up a Test Can you include follow up questions at the end of a… Read More ￫

You might have noticed that your emails are getting answered around the clock! This is because we have expanded our team to cover all timezones. If you read our Support Team Journey, you’ll have heard about our new remote global team. As our user base has expanded globally, it’s been on our radar to make the necessary changes so we’re… Read More ￫

We’re really (really) excited about bringing User Testing to your prototyping experience in Marvel. It’s a game changer for your workflow and enables anyone in your team to spin up a user test and validate prototypes with users, stakeholders and colleagues, in just a few clicks. We’re getting closer to the public release, and following our last preview on how… Read More ￫

Mechanical keyboard — considered one of the best types of keyboards due to its tactile feedback. Ever watch people entering an elevator and repeatedly push the Up button? Or repeatedly push the pedestrian button at a street crossing? Or hit a refresh button many times because the loading bar keeps spinning and nothing happens? What is missing in all these… Read More ￫

I lead a creative team of two at a company that has grown from three co-founders to over 150 employees. We’ve acquired a company, expanded to multiple offices, and launched the world’s first end-to-end account-based marketing platform. I guess you could say we’ve grown up. But one thing that hadn’t changed over the past five years — until recently — was the Terminus brand… Read More ￫

One of the lesser known features of Marvel, but one that saves minutes and hours of manual work is our support for hotspot templates by using Symbols in Sketch when syncing your prototypes. Here’s a typical use case – you are working on an iPhone prototype which has 3 buttons in the Tab Bar which appears in the footer on… Read More ￫