Mobile POS

The Best Mobile POS App

Order Management System

The Cloud-Based Infrastructure

Inventory Management

Complete Visibility of Inventory

Clienteling

Empower your Sales Team

Secure CRM

Holistic Customer Experience

Reporting & Analytics

Enhance the Value of Your Data

RFID Solutions

Harness the power of RFID

Integrations

Seamless Integrations

High End Apparel POS

Put customer management first

Footwear & Apparel POS

Empower associates and focus on the customer

Museum POS

Customize the customer journey

Stadium & Arena POS

Drive efficient customer journeys

Success Stories

Watch our case study videos

Podcast

Commerce Talks is a retail industry podcast

Press Room

Teamwork in the news

Fact Sheets

Product suite information

Our Company

Our Vision,Team & History

Careers

Join our team

Teamwork Cares

Volunteer branch

Contact Us

Holistic Customer Experience

Support Portal →

Support for Teamwork clients

Contact Us

Commerce Talks EP3: Ron Sparks

Oct 27, 2020 | Podcast

Guest Bio

Ron Sparks | Lead Mobile Product Design

As a key member of the product design team, Ron is tasked with the difficult challenge of turning innovative features into a reality, with a well structured & clean interface that enables rapid training and supports a range of functionality seamlessly. Ron has an extensive background in design, he helped to design and deploy self checkout UX/UI in Japan, worked for Nike & eBay prior to joining Teamwork Commerce. He currently blogs around the creative process and is an advocate for customer centric user experiences.

Overview

Product Design Is Complicated

Designing user experiences is a significant challenge embracing many considerations, for technology companies designers have to focus on creating user experiences that are simple to use and easy to engage with. In the context of Teamwork Commerce these user experiences have to support the goal of the platform: being a seamless part of the retail experience.

Innovation

User experience, design and growth are all individual factors and must be considered tangentially as well as separately, not every experience has to be customer centric. But, all user experiences must be engaging, seamless and supportive of the goal of the retail experience. Design needs to be flexible and support the retail experience.

You V. The Customer

While it may seem that an experience should be designed from your vision, it is also essential to realize your desire is not the same as the customer’s. Impulsively designers will work to show the value of the backend & it’s complexity to evaluate the experience. But, customers just want the value. A key concept in writing is show, don’t tell. The efficacy of a user experience is truly evaluated by the customer being seamlessly able to complete their desire without being slowed down by the interface.

Ron has a blog centered on his design ethos as well as trends in the world of user experience design. If you would like to read more about his approach: http://ron-sparks.com/

New Posts

Commerce Talks EP17: Satish & Sai

Guest Bios Satish Kala | Application Specialist, Australia Sai Hari | Application Specialist, Australia The Teamwork Commerce platform is built on a natively integrated framework, this strong foundation enables Teamwork Commerce to provide efficient omnichannel...

read more

Commerce Talks EP16: Jessica Potts

Guest Bio Jessica Potts | Senior Client Success Manager ​The Teamwork Commerce platform is built on a natively integrated framework, this strong foundation enables Teamwork Commerce to provide efficient omnichannel experiences to retailers across industries. With the...

read more

Commerce Talks EP15: Michael Dattoma

Guest Bio Michael Dattoma | Retail Consultant, The Bart Group The Teamwork Commerce platform is built on a natively integrated framework, this strong foundation enables Teamwork Commerce to provide efficient omnichannel experiences to retailers across industries. With...

read more

Sign up for the newsletter

By submitting this form, you acknowledge that you have reviewed the terms of our Privacy Statement and consent to the use of data in accordance therewith.

Share This