I help digital product teams come up with a really clear plan on what they’re building.
Allie Ofisher
UX ALIGNMENT CONSULTANT
Finding team alignment
I run collaborative workshops with product teams who are tired of expensive surprises, setting them up for long term success.
In just a few sessions, product teams learn a method called Object-Oriented User Experience, or OOUX. It’s a way of thinking about a digital experience starting with the objects— the things people care about and the fundamental building block of all systems.
Together I help teams create a simple visual map using different colored post-it notes that help:
Developers see the data structure
Designers see the interface
Leadership see the priorities
You can’t make good product decisions without a shared mental model of what you’re building.
Learning this method fundamentally shifts team’s dynamic so everyone walks away speaking the same language—from CEO to engineer.
This means teams are able to:
Make decisions faster with less risk
Build an adaptable system—not brittle one
Design more intuitive and easy-to-use experiences.
“If you have a complex system or project that needs clarity, vision, and creativity, Allie is your person.”
Kaci Kai Senior Director of Communications at E3 Alliance
Want to discuss working together?
This call will help me understand your specific needs and recommend the right approach. You'll leave with clarity on what working together could look like and whether it's the right fit.
My expertise
As one of the leading experts in applying Object-Oriented UX (OOUX), I divide my time between consulting with product teams, faciliting alignment workshops, and co-hosting the YouTube channel "OOUX We Did it Again". I've helped launch everything from non-profit websites to large scale software for Fortune 500 companies.
The more time I spent designing and collaborating with teams, the more I noticed something important: when teams struggled to create easy-to-use websites and apps, it wasn't because they lacked talent or effort. It was because they weren't speaking the same language or sharing the same understanding of what they were building.
In 2020, I embraced a different UX approach by integrating Object-Oriented UX (OOUX) into my process. What started as a personal tool for my own process, evolved into a collaborative framework that transformed the teams I worked with.