Your Product is Obsolete, Designing Confirmation, UX Portfolios, and more

Your Product is Obsolete, Designing Confirmation, UX Portfolios, and more Here's what's hot in UX this week. Designing Confirmation → The confirmation design pattern isn't something to be taken lightly. If employed erroneously, or not at all, users may commit unintended havoc. This article shares guidelines and best practices for designing effective confirmations. Confirmations ask a user to verify whether they want to proceed or cancel a requested action. Confirmations are often used for destructive actions, like deleting a photo album, or consequential actions, like sending this email. Read full story → Let's Talk About Design Portfolios → The fundamental flaw in design portfolios is the fact they don't present the problem that was solved and the decisions made to reach the solution. via Caio Braga How the Web Became Unreadable → I thought my eyesight was beginning to go. It turns out, I'm suffering from design. via Fabricio Teixeira More Brands Should be Thinking About UX → I hate the little NyQuil cup that comes with the NyQuil bottle. So I thought about how to redesign it. via Caio Braga From Mobile First to Mobile Native → A couple of years ago internet companies moved from having a mobile team and a mobile strategy to what they called 'mobile first'. via Fabricio Teixeira Expanding on Apple's New Touchbar → Explorations on what could be done with the new MacBook touchbar, including concepts on how to expand it to other parts of the hardware. via Caio Braga A Radical Redesign Makes 'Uber Feed' the Center of Your Ride → The most compelling thing about Uber's reimagined app is a new feature the company calls Uber Feed. via Fabricio Teixeira Your Product is Already Obsolete → The relentless march of technological improvement means that by their very nature technology businesses fail. via Fabricio Teixeira Ideas & Headlines Replika.ai is a tamagotchi-chatbot you can feed by talking to A summary of the announcements at Adobe Max A fun video with developers reading 1-star reviews of their apps Here's a night light you can drink from This Week's Jam: one awesome new album in your inbox every Monday A talk that makes fun of thought leadership talks This designer sees fashion everywhere Here's how to conduct "engaging" design reviews Conversation with Nick Babich Details in design can have a huge impact in how people interact with it. We have Nick Babich, UI Designer and Writer with us here today. Shall we invite him to the conversation? Join the conversation → Tools & Resources A collection of flags built in CSS A job board focused on Junior positions A series of dumb questions for smart designers Myvinchy is an app that helps you draw better Here's a collection of free e-books for developers AirView lets you visualize air pollution in your neighborhood A guide to becoming the best designer Brought to you by your friends at uxdesign.cc Like the links? Share the love ♥ RecommendRespond View in browser

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