Conduct UX Benchmarking of the Competition
Event Date:
June 24, 2025
Event Time:
9:00 pm
Bring your team(s) to learn product strategy with this in-depth 3-hour workshop on the step-by-step process of UX benchmarking the competition. Jaime begins by teaching the process, key methodologies, and best practices. Then, participants break into small, collaborative teams to work on a benchmarking activity.
By the end of the session, participants will not only understand how to conduct UX benchmarking independently but also why it’s crucial to both product design and strategy.
Jaime provides real-time support and feedback throughout the activity.
Contact Jaime to discuss hosting this workshop for your team, either online or in person.
What You’ll Learn
- a comprehensive overview of benchmarking methods, evaluation criteria, and analysis techniques.
- how to use and adapt a proven, industry-standard FigJam UX benchmarking template (yours to keep).
- where to source comparative screens and how to present your findings as actionable takeaways.
Who Should Join
UX Professionals
Product Managers & Product Leads
Strategists, Consultants, & Entrepreneurs
Event FAQs
They both will be in the email you receive after you register along with a link to add it to your calendar.
Participants will receive a recording of the workshop and access to the FigJam file used during the session, including all slides.
You'll be streaming both video and audio to your computer while also communicating with other participants. To ensure a smooth experience, use a laptop or desktop rather than a tablet. You'll need a stable high-speed internet connection, speakers or headphones, a microphone, and a front-facing camera.
Jaime’s best selling book on Amazon (so they can see the number of 5-star reviews and what they say),
Jaime’s LinkedIn profile (so they can see her 35-years of industry experience, university-level teaching credentials, and UX Strategy services offerings that you too will be able to offer as a result of taking her workshops),
Jaime’s Wikipedia page (so they can see that she’s been a recognized software design pioneer from before the internet even had a web browser).