Wireflows, UX Books, Card Animations in Principle, and more UX this week

Wireflows, UX Books, Card Animations in Principle, and more UX this week What's hot in UX this week: The State of UX in 2017 → We are looking forward to how UX will evolve in 2017. In the meantime, here are the top trends we're seeing in UX next year. #1 Usability becomes a commodity #2 The words we will stop using #3 Everything is a conversation #4 The year we begin breaking the glass #5 Stitching all the pieces together #6 Virtual Reality: a body and space puzzle #7 Should designers design? #8 Design must be automated #9 Not your fault, but your responsibility Read the report → Why Design → No gift compares to the one I received when I was eleven or twelve. I was sitting in the living room when my uncle came in and wordlessly handed me a package that changed my life. It was a Sony walkman. via Fabricio Teixeira Best New UX Books from the Last 3 Years → A new generation of design books published in 2015, 2016 and 2017, that have recently become part of my virtual collection. via Fabricio Teixeira Wireflows: a UX Deliverable for Workflows and Apps → Wireflows are a combination of wireframes and flowcharts. They can document workflow and screen designs when there are few pages that change dynamically. via Giu Vicente Building a Research Team at Instagram → Head of Research at Instagram talks about the challenges of establishing a culture of research at the company, and building the product research team. via Caio Braga Deliberate Discomfort → You know that eager-to-mess-with-you someone (cousin, sibling, friend, etc.) that pushed you off the diving board before you were ready to jump? Discomfort is like that someone. via Caio Braga Creating a Card Animation in Principle → Who doesn't love a good Card Animation? This one is a little more current, what with a certain film just round the corner. via Fabricio Teixeira The Connected Experience Designer → As customer journeys become increasingly complex, and users interact with brands across a number of channels, experience designers must navigate these new realms to create consistent, connected experiences. via Fabricio Teixeira Conversation with Fabricio Teixeira This week the UX Bear talks to Fabricio Teixeira, co-founder of uxdesign.cc (hey!), about reading and writing about UX. 💬 Join the conversation → http://xkcd.com/1770/ News & Ideas • Amazon Go is a new kind of store with no checkout required • Pantone has announced the color of 2017: Greenery • Pandora launches Pandora Premium • This company can digitalize your voice and preserve it forever • We could watch this robotic pen draw forever • You can now get therapy sessions on your phone • Here's how much effort is put into a 1-minute video at Dropbox • This group of designers have selected their top ten albums of the year Tools & Resources • Figma now has Components • Here's how to create those live voting videos you see on Facebook • A breakdown of 2016's winners and losers in music streaming • A pretty insightful report on The State of Startups • A step-by-step guide to successful design handoffs • Orbit is an AI platform that automates language and conversations • NomNom claims to be the easiest way to organize customer feedback Brought to you by your friends at uxdesign.cc Like the links? Share the love ♥ RecommendRespond View in browser

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