UX design decisions directly impact your bottom line. Testing designs before building costs less than releasing broken products and redesigning them. Early usability testing prevents expensive development cycles and saves money.
How much design costs and the cost of bad design. Having a UX design team, you really try to make sure that it is usable, it aligns with your users' expectations and things like that. There's a couple ways of doing this. Let's talk about the, the way that may take longer but may, may save you much more, much more money. You do the design and then you usability test it and make sure it aligns with your users' expectations as well as the functionality is usable by your, your user base. Then after you do this usability test, you evaluate and you say, we need to redesign this or fix some things, or this does make sense and let's move it into development. There's the alternative where, uh, and this is significantly more expensive, but you design something, you build something, you give it to users to test out and see how they interact with it. That is saying that you are willing to design and develop two times.
I started my career doing lots of graphic design and having to create and edit images.
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