Design advocacy in product development
To increase the awareness of the importance of human-centered design in product development, Karen Donoghue and Craig Newell from HumanLogic have presented to product teams, professional organizations and university programs on HCI and Design
![HumanLogic UX Bootcamp for MIT Venture Mentoring Service January 2022](https://humanlogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/MIT-VMS-UX-Bootcamp-2022.png)
Hosted by:
MIT Venture Mentoring Service
2 hours, virtual presentation
January 2022
![Guest panelist HealthTechBuild - Digital Therapeutics](https://humanlogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/HealthTechBuild-960-x-540.png)
Hosted by:
HealthTech Build in Boston, MA
1 hour, virtual panel
January 2022
![Jumbo Cafe: Understanding the Problem with Karen Donoghue, hosted by the Derby Entrepreneurship Center at Tufts University](https://humanlogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Tufts-Jumbo-Cafe-Problem-Statement.png)
Hosted by:
Derby Center for Entrepreneurship at Tufts University
1 hour, virtual presentation
October 2021
Design lectures at universities and design schools
Guest lectures on design and HCI practices for launching connected device platforms and products
Publications
To scale the delivery of design’s importance in the product definition process
Expert, practical guidance on user experience and product design for founders and new product managers. (Published by HumanLogic, 2021)
![Architect for UX flexibility while finding Product-Market Fit By Karen Donoghue, Principal, HumanLogic](https://humanlogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/ArchitectForPMF_640x1024.png)
For founders investigating PMF, design a product architecture to enable flexibility in the user experience that allows for strategic selling and investigation of potential partnerships.
![Built for Use: driving profitability through the user experience](https://humanlogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/BuiltForUse_Cover_1024.jpg)
The first business book on UX, a practical guide to linking business strategy with the art and science of user experience. (Published by McGraw-Hill, 2002)