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The Staff Designer

Catt Small
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Rosenfeld Media

About

Staff design is a combination of team leadership and in-the-pixels design work, all without managing direct reports. This handbook will guide you to success-whether you're already navigating a staff design role, or you're deciding if you should embark on the journey. You'll learn to build influence with soft power, improve your communication, and impact strategy at scale.




Who Should Read This Book





This book was written for UX practitioners who are considering the staff design role, including:


• Senior designers who want to get promoted to the staff level by identifying and filling their competency gap.

• UX practitioners who want to learn about the role before choosing between hands-on and management paths.



It's also incredibly helpful for staff designers in need of new tactics to shift from reactive to proactive, build influence, and become the leader they want to be.




Takeaways


• Learn what the difference is between a staff designer and a senior designer.

• Compare the duties of a staff designer in a small, medium, and large company settings.

• Make time for visioning and planning projects while you set healthy boundaries.

• Create and drive a product vision.

• Know how to build influence without authority.

• Scale your impact and prove your value as a staff designer.

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