Ego Kills UX, Avoiding Burnout in Tech, The Myth of Invisible Design, and more UX this weekHere's what's hot in UX this week.
Ego lives in, and haunts every one of us. Why Difficulty Settings are Bad Design → How to make sure your lower skill players aren't frustrated while your higher skill players aren't bored. Avoiding Burnout at a Tech Company → How can we avoid burnout, or at least, put in some measures to reduce the likelihood of it happening? The Myth of Invisible Design → One of the most persistent myths in design is that "the best designs are invisible". They are not. Why Every Developer Should Understand User-Centered Design → There are few things more rewarding than bringing a new product to life. But what happens when users don't like or understand your product? The Distribution of Users' Computer Skills is Worse Than You Think → One of usability's most hard-earned lessons is that you are not the user. This is why it's a disaster to guess at the users' needs. Why is it so Hard to Make a Website for the Government? → When your goal is to make public benefits more accessible to low-income Americans, you are beholden to all sorts of things — laws, institutions, budgets — other than low-income Americans.
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Monday, 21 November 2016
Ego Kills UX, Avoiding Burnout in Tech, The Myth of Invisible Design, and more UX this week
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