The previous chapters educated you on tangible methods for identifying or defining target users, identifying user needs, and creating innovation around technologies, applications, pain points, core tasks, and a number of other elements. Without even knowing it, you may now be a user experience innovator. This applies especially if you have tried several of the previously described methods in practice already.
Becoming a successful user experience innovator is about trying things out. Reading will give you knowledge and ideas about how to solve problems, but trying things will give you skills and experience. Every time you try out the described ...
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