A Sweet Spot UX designer knows how to balance the needs of users with the business goals of an organisation. This is the key to providing real value to any product or service.\nThe hardest part of being a User Experience Designer isn't learning the methodology or the process, it's taking the business you work for on the journey to fully realise the value that it brings.\nEvangelizing your UX process as well as doing the day-to-day work can sometimes seem like an insurmountable challenge. This UX book is a collection of strategies and techniques from experienced industry professionals about communicating the value of UX to stakeholders and decision makers to help you gain and maintain buy-in of your work.\nWho should read this book? 
This user experience book is for new and experienced UX designers, digital product designers and web design professionals who want to create better alignment between their users and their organisation and convert their co-workers into UX advocates.

Sweet Spot UX: Communicating User Experience to Stakeholders, Decision Makers and Other Humans

Computers & Technology

Newman, Mike

Web Development & Design

Authority Connect

Vitamin B12 Deficiency is now being revealed as one of the most misunderstood conditions of the 21st century. The potential for it to result in permanent nerve damage and varying levels of disability irrespective of the amount of B12 replaced in the blood is slowly being recognized by modern clinicians. Yet this is knowledge which is not emerging, but re-emerging, because physicians who dealt with this illness a century ago were well aware of the long-term implications. They were also aware of an underlying cause - low stomach acid. In addition, they understood that patients suffering from the condition would also have stomach atrophy, gut dysbiosis and intestinal permeability - in themselves conditions which could give rise to further ailments relating to mental health issues, autoimmune conditions and a broad range of what we today recognize as chronic diseases. Yet for decades these issues, once well recognized, have been forgotten, and patients of the 21st century are often given advice and treatment which fails to combat not only the injuries caused by a deficiency of Vitamin B12, but which may well be misinterpreted as other, often untreatable conditions, or, as is possibly the case, that the underlying cause of the B12 deficiency may also be the cause of other illnesses. This book aims to pave the way in setting the record straight. It aims to help both patients and clinicians to deepen their understanding in respect of a condition which was once feared and which, it would seem, still exists but is simply not recognized for what it is. It also aims to explain to those with other chronic and neurological conditions that a deficiency of B12 might prove to be a cause of at least some of their symptoms, and that the cause of any deficiency, even outside of B12 may well be impacting their health.

Vitamin B12 Deficiency and Chronic Illness

Health, Fitness & Dieting

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The Terrible Trows: A Rhyme for Older Boys

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

Second Edition of a best-seller in 1993, the gay men's erotic story of rangers in summer camp in the mountains of Idaho, and the coming out of some of them. Of course there is also some bisexual action when "straight" boys find themselves liking it both ways. One reviewer describes the book as "relentlessly sexy."

Secret Buddies

United States

Glb Pub

Secret Buddies: An Erotic Novel

GLB Publishers

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