 Interaction18, InVision Studio, licensing designers, and more UX this weekA weekly collection of UX links, brought to you by your friends at the UX Collective.If you like the links, don't forget to 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
InVision Studio is out — are designers migrating to a new tool again? →Studio is the tool everyone is talking about right now. Created by the folks at InVision, Studio is still in beta but is rolling out to the public this month. Studio claims to be "the world's most powerful screen design tool", and now is the time for the design community to prove whether the product is be as good as its marketing. Is the industry ready for another tool diaspora? Talks from Interaction 18 available online →Interaction 18, probably the largest and most renowned UX conference in the world, took place between February 3 and 8 in Lyon, France. Good news is: the Interaction Design Association (IxDA) has published all recordings from the talks to its Vimeo channel, so you can watch them from the comfort of your work station. Design's lost generation →Should we license designers, the same way we license doctors and lawyers? By Mike Monteiro. Desktop prototyping at Dropbox →We can't predict what the user's screen will look like — messy desktops, noisy wallpapers, hundreds of tabs. How do we prototype that? By Zach Johnston. The Tamagotchi trap →To nudge users towards well-being or happiness not based on their own sense of what's important — is to treat them like a digital pet. By Joe Edelman. How to survive as your company's solo UXer →As a UX team of one, you're part of a small group of pros at the coal face of an entire organization's design strategy.
From the communityThings I learned launching 10 connected objects at Withings →The hype around connected objects has gone up and down with the successes and failures of many companies… turns out hardware isn't as trendy anymore. By Édouard Wautier. UX design, be my Valentine →It was almost one year ago when I first met you, UX. Sure, I had heard your name here or there, but it was just a year ago that I left my full-time job to pursue our relationship in full. By Jacob Schlesinger. Designing for Emotion — a book review →Defining and rolling out new methodologies to 'delight' a user has become the new gold-rush for designers, and this book sits pretty in the sweet spot to be a great resource for any UX designer. By mysticpixels. Don't default to 'please select' in drop-downs →There may have been a day when people were not used to drop-downs, and didn't know what to do with them, but that's not the case any more, for the vast majority of users. By Nick Nick. News & ideas
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A year ago…A designer's guide to working with product managers →PMs are superstars who work in very high-pressure environments. At any given point, there's always more on their plates than they can handle. Designers need to work in tandem with the goals of a PM because at the end of the day, both these stakeholders have the same vision. By Adhithya. Like the links? Clap below 👏👏👏 |
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