<ul><li>Working in a low UX maturity environment means the organization has limited understanding, appreciation, or integration of user experience design.</li><li>Challenges in low UX maturity environments include undervaluation of UX, lack of user research, and design decisions often made by non-designers.</li><li>To thrive in such environments, designers can become design evangelists, advocating for design value consistently.</li><li>Starting with small wins, visualizing impact, speaking the language of business goals, building trust through consistency, and documenting work are key strategies.</li><li>Measuring success signals like task completion rate, time on task, user-reported friction points, and user feedback quotes can demonstrate progress over time.</li><li>Efforts in low UX maturity environments can lead to a more mature UX practice, laying the foundation for change and improvement.</li></ul>

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