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Most designers do great work. But when they present it, they say "reduced cognitive load" and executives hear "nice to have." They say "user friction" and leadership hears "fix it later."They leave the room. Nothing changes.This isn't a design problem. It's a translation problem. It's why strong designers get ignored, passed over for promotion, and waiting for buy-in. Or stuck in a job search where the portfolio doesn't land."Selling and advocating for design is 50 to 60% of a designer's job." — Director of UX, Ford"You have to translate usability findings into how it's driving your business KPIs." — Design Leader, MastercardMake the Case gives you the frameworks to translate design decisions into the business outcomes leadership needs. It also comes with AI workflows to help apply them without your evenings disappearing.Built from 13 years presenting design in low-UX-maturity environments, pressure-tested with 30 leaders at Target, Ford, Mastercard, Meta, and Amazon.8 sessions over 4 weeks. 60 minutes each, Mondays and Wednesdays. You'll learn pressure-tested frameworks and how to implement them in the same week.By the end, you'll make the case. And it will land.

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