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- 1. How to empower developers to build greater UX Marie-Laure Thuret Product Manager UXDX @mthuret
- 2. @mthuret 2 Developer Experience at Algolia today 4 Squads 14 API & Frameworks Clients 22 Team Members 7 InstantSearch UI Libraries 800+ Docs Pages Open Source Libraries
- 3. C O N F I D E N T I A L @mthuret What is Developer Experience and why does it matters?
- 4. @mthuret 4 Developer User Journey Is there a toolI could use that can help me solve my problems? How can I sign-up? How can I start? How can I achieve this? I’m done (until I have to iterate later) I’m an advocate and potentially a contributor From the discovery of your product to the go-live of their implementation
- 5. @mthuret 5 Developer User Journey Is there a toolI could use that can help me solve my problems? How can I sign-up? How can I start? How can I achieve this? I’m done (until I have to iterate later) I’m an advocate and potentially a contributor From the discovery of your product to the go-live of their implementation
- 6. @mthuret 6 Developer User Journey Is there a toolI could use that can help me solve my problems? How can I sign-up? How can I start? How can I achieve this? I’m done (until I have to iterate later) I’m an advocate and potentially a contributor From the discovery of your product to the go-live of their implementation
- 7. @mthuret 7 Developer User Journey Is there a toolI could use that can help me solve my problems? How can I sign-up? How can I start? How can I achieve this? I’m done (until I have to iterate later) I’m an advocate and potentially a contributor From the discovery of your product to the go-live of their implementation
- 8. @mthuret 8 Developer User Journey Is there a toolI could use that can help me solve my problems? How can I sign-up? How can I start? How can I achieve this? I’m done (until I have to iterate later) I’m an advocate and potentially a contributor From the discovery of your product to the go-live of their implementation
- 9. @mthuret 9 Developer User Journey Is there a toolI could use that can help me solve my problems? How can I sign-up? How can I start? How can I achieve this? I’m done (until I have to iterate later) I’m an advocate and potentially a contributor From the discovery of your product to the go-live of their implementation
- 10. Developer - Want tools that make them efficient and that integrate nicely with their ecosystems Business - Want a great User Experience - Want their projects to be delivered as fast as possible DX @mthuret
- 11. @mthuret 11 Pillars of a great DX Communicatio n Documentation ToolingKey Enablers
- 13. @mthuret 13 Key Enablers - What can we do to help developers focus most of their time on the UX?
- 14. @mthuret 14 Key Enablers - What can we do to help developers focus most of their time on the UX? ─ Provide out-of-the-box great performances
- 15. @mthuret 15 Key Enablers - What can we do to help developers focus most of their time on the UX? ─ Provide out-of-the-box great performances ─ Be reliable
- 16. @mthuret 16 Key Enablers - What can we do to help developers focus most of their time on the UX? ─ Provide out-of-the-box great performances ─ Be reliable ─ Make them understand the domain specifics easily
- 19. @mthuret 19 Tooling - UI Libraries ─ Set of Open Source UI libraries ─ Hide search complexity by packaging best practices and good design ─ Highly customisable ─ Match various front-end ecosystem needs ─ Rely on our lower abstraction
- 20. @mthuret 20 Tooling - Without InstantSearch “I want to add a brand menu on my websites” Our answer: “Instantiate a client and helper and then use a disjunctive facet”
- 21. @mthuret 21 Tooling - With InstantSearch “I want to add a brand menu on my websites” Our answer: “Use the menu widget with InstantSearch”
- 23. @mthuret 23 Documentation - have your docs contains concrete examples
- 24. @mthuret 24 Documentation - have a logical path for your users to progress from beginner to advanced
- 25. @mthuret 25 Documentation - provide various type of content
- 27. @mthuret 27 Communication - put your developers in front of their users
- 28. @mthuret 28 Communication - build a Knowledge Base
- 29. @mthuret 29 Communication - Communicate changes often
- 30. C O N F I D E N T I A L @mthuret Some things to be aware of...
- 31. @mthuret There's not a unique type of developer
- 33. @mthuret You have to define a coherent strategy
- 34. @mthuret It has a cost
- 35. @mthuret Be careful about your velocity
- 36. @mthuret Ownership is key until you need more structure
- 37. @mthuret Consistency is an everyday battle
- 38. @mthuret Search as you type Federated Search Relevant results by type Where we want developers to focus on
- 39. Thanks 🙏 Marie-Laure Thuret Product Manager @mthuret
Editor's Notes
- #4: [Transition to Algolia]
- #11: SPEAKER NOTES In summary, Algolia was purpose-built for every user, any use case, every channel to deliver fast and relevant results at scale. End User Amazing Performance (anywhere in the world) - speed + innovation Consumer-grade search out-of-the-box (no code-level changes required) Business Control over user experience Developer Low TCO for developers
- #31: [Transition to Algolia]
- #39: SPEAKER NOTES [Transition] We’ve talked about great search and discovery experiences to meet consumer expectations. Let’s take a look at a few examples of customers using Algolia to do just that… A lot of companies just think about searching for products, but that is too limiting Birchbox, online beauty product subscription company, uses Algolia Birchbox France site → user typing in “S-H-A-M-P…” for Shampoo. In this example, search-as-you-type with real-time, relevant results delivers rich user experience (i.e., federated search) [Click → next slide]