Diane Loviglio Bio

Diane Loviglio

Co-Founder of Share Some Style

San Francisco

Diane Loviglio is the CEO & Co-Founder of Share Some Style. She is also a Resident Mentor at 500 Startups. She was the first qualitative User Experience Researcher at Mozilla and prior to Mozilla, she co-founded the first conference to focus on tech failures, FailCon, and co-founded a clean tech startup, Wattbot. She also freelanced as a user researcher for technology, consumer web and healthcare startups such as Authentic8, Bombfell, Bump, Cisco, Dividely, Foodspotting, Giftly, Sanofi-Aventis, Splunk, The Freelancers Union and VMware. She received her Bachelor of Humanities and Arts in Architecture and Anthropology from Carnegie Mellon University.

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Upcoming Courses

Previously (21)

User Research Workshop Series

This four-class workshop series is a deep dive into the world of User Research.

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Lean UX: Conducting User Research

Use customer research time wisely. Learn to write relevant interview questions and screen for only the right type of people to interview.

4 Times

Conducting User Research for Startups

Whether you're conducting research for a startup or established product, you're going to have to talk to past, current and potential customers. Learn to use that time effectively.

3 Times

User Research & Usability Testing

Learn to talk to past, current, and potential customers in the most efficient way by conducting one-on-one usability tests.

3 Times

How to Win the Interview: Building Your Portfolio

Learn to build your personal portfolio. Decide on format and distribution, and work on your framework.

2 Times

Remote Usability Testing

The most efficient way to talk to past, current and potential customers is to conduct remote one-on-one usability tests.

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