 Doing the UX, file management, the age of anxiety and more UX linksWhat's hot in UX this week.
Hey, can you 'do the UX' for us? →What they meant: can you help us think through the app's interaction design, structure and navigation? Where the misconception is: presuming one single person is responsible for successfully conceiving, designing, implementing and validating the user's experience with a product. Designed by engineer →There are tons of developers who designed their own apps and succeeded to make it really attractive. By Ahmed Sulaiman. Interviewing design interns at Facebook →What their thoughts and experiences have been in the design field, and how they got into design. By Geunbae "GB" Lee. Designing glue: how to mind the gap →Glue is the connective tissue that exists between your product and everything else. Good glue fills in gaps and smooths bumps. By Ste Grainer. Managing design files within teams →File organization is unfortunately one of the less exciting problems to tackle as designers, and it's often neglected until problems arise as teams scale. By Jules Cheung. Design in the age of anxiety →How do you design for situations other than the one you are in? How do you design for wartime during peace? By Erika Hall. Combining graphical and voice UI for a better user experience →Multi-modal interfaces as a more human way of communication between user and machine. By David Pasztor. From pixel to big picture →A Googler's journey through adopting system-level thinking, increasing influence, and embracing self-doubt as growing pains. By Saba Zaidi. 7 things you need to know about designing a chatbot →Allowing customers to get fast and relevant answers to any questions they have about their bookings. By James Butler. A designer's guide to competitor research →While there are benefits to looking at how competitors solve a problem, there are some big problems with just copying someone else's solution wholesale. By Dan Lachapelle. A/B Testing: you're doing it wrong →How to effectively A/B test in a way that drives long-lasting results. By Justin Baker. News & Ideas
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A year ago…Reducing visual noise for a better UX →A critical analysis of what caused confusion on Spokeo's Person Profiles, and the changes we made to improve our most data-dense product page. By Ali Torbati. Brought to you by your friends at uxdesign.cc, Fabricio Teixeira and Caio Braga. Like the links? Forward the ♥ |
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Sunday, 22 October 2017
Doing the UX, file management, the age of anxiety and more UX links
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