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There's a reason Romeo compared his love for Juliet to the light from the Sun instead of using a quantitative measurement. Math isn't the best...
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There's a reason Romeo compared his love for Juliet to the light from the Sun instead of using a quantitative measurement. Math isn't the best...
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) can walk a strange line between people and technology. On the one hand, it is "just computing." On the other...
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UX templates can be super useful. They are time savers and can give people insights into what they are templating (a persona, journey...
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On the one end, it's often critical to get the label on a specific button "right" when designing a software application because it can...
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Categories matter in data analysis and information design. It is tempting to take whatever categories the system already provides (emails...
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During a recent meetup focused on the application of ChatGPT, a startup presented their new AI-assisted music generation tool. The purpose of...
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In general, end users are terrible at UX design. For the same reason most of the world is bad at reading hieroglyphics. They are not trained in...
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Any model in math is better if it is stronger on one or more of these factors: reliability, extensibility, stability. UX research can get at what...
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Digital products have support, work with other products or services, and generally fit into some larger ecosystem of usage. When you figure...
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Understandably, we talk about being user experience designers. However, in the end, we don't design an experience. That's something the user has...
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One of the hardest things about service design is creating continuity in the user experience. That continuity, in part, comes from organizations...
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You'll never achieve a perfect design. There's no such thing. You can, however, get-achieve-reach a design that meets many user needs and...
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When you come across a well-designed website or application, can you identify the reasons why it spoke to you? Did the design successfully...
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Q: What does your office design say about your company culture in 2022?A: The foundation of Experience Thinking is understanding human...
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This post is somewhat different from my other posts. It's a conversation I've had with design teams quite a few times over the years, this last...
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