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I hated picking berries as a teenager.
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The pickle season hides five business mechanisms – retention, content marketing, growth – newspapers used two centuries ago.
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Tactical content fades.
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A corrupt file, a four-hour rebuild, and the realization that starting over is sometimes the only way to find what actually matters.
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Life phases tell you more about your customer than demographics.
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Ten years after NNG’s UX certification, I can see it actually gave me a map of my own blind spots – and why structured learning accelerates a design career.
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AI will not care about the outcome.
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AI tools now produce junior UX designer output from a single prompt.
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What blank journal quarters show about growth, leadership, and the stories we are not ready to keep.
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Measuring UX maturity once gives you a snapshot.
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The most worn button in our elevator is the close door button.
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Unclear terminology erodes trust between designers and stakeholders.
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I reserve two hours before every development talk.
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It’s how you grow.
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Why I keep my calendar open to shadows – and what I have learned from hosting and being one.
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Edison did not invent the light bulb alone.
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What makes a skill fundamental and how to identify yours.
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When perfectionism paralyzed my project, I tried proving it would fail.
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Measure design impact by mapping experience, business, and technical metrics across customer journeys.
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The Leadership Roots exercise from “Care to Dare” helped me see which past influences I was carrying and which ones to keep.
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By focusing on three key areas of UX maturity – awareness, processes, and outcome measurement – we created a powerful catalyst for organizational change.
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How I used lean process mapping to move a UX team from service provider to strategic partner – eliminating waste and clarifying responsibilities.
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Evolve from accessibility to digital inclusivity.
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Kolm lihtsat ja mõjusat tehnikat klientide mõistmiseks.
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I listed every task my design team handled and evaluated each using VRIO.
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Measuring UX work is necessary.
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Refresh Conference 2024 talk – how to communicate design’s value, align UX with business metrics, and drive organizational change as a design lead.
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What I look for as a design lead reviewing LinkedIn profiles and cover letters – from headlines to experience descriptions that win design roles.
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Game theory gave me a structure for organizational politics.
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How I connected responsibilities to specific skills, evaluated team capabilities, and used the matrix to guide development plans.
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The things we use most get worn first.
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McKinsey’s 7-S framework applied to design leadership – hard and soft S’s, spans of control, three-tier authority models, and team identity shifts.
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How I used NNG’s UX maturity model to assess our team, align on where we stood, and decide what to prioritize next.
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A simple matrix maps your skills to the positions you want.
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Kolm lähenemist disainitöö tutvustamiseks TalTechi IT-ametite päeval.
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Kuula, jagame Kristina Lilloga Äripäeva Raadios nõuandeid IT- ja disainikarjääri alustamiseks SEBs.
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I embrace imperfect action in content creation.
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My Refresh Conference 2023 talk – four frameworks I used at SEB to assess UX maturity, identify leadership gaps, and lead with measurable results.
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Outdated (2016): Integrate CodeKit 3 with PatternLab 2 to control CSS generation, streamline development, and use CodeKit as a debugger, processor, and server.