21/09/2017
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I am thrilled (and a bit stunned) that our Berlin Ladies that UX community is, amongst other Berlin women’s groups portrayed in the German Vogue as part of the #Gerwomany campaign. A big thank you to Clara Nebeling!
21/09/2017
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» “As a user I want to click the button…” Nope. No one ever wants to click a button. “… so I can submit the form.” No. Maude does not care about submitting the form. She might, however, care about … Continue reading
20/09/2017
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Inclusive = usable. Why accessibility matters for everyone: there are permanent, temporary as well as situational disabilities. pic.twitter.com/y0axxh2eMe — Anna-Lena König (@blog_bleistift) 18. September 2017
18/09/2017
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“People talk to Siri about all kinds of things, including when they’re having a stressful day or have something serious on their mind. They turn to Siri in emergencies or when they want guidance on living a healthier life,” states … Continue reading
18/09/2017
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In 1987 Apple had already mapped out a vision which way they want to go. Look at that: It includes today’s digital assistant (like Siri but way more smarter) screen sharing concepts and a rough version of something like the … Continue reading
12/09/2017
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So true. “We’re a data-driven organization” No, be a data-informed organization. Well-informed people, not data, should be making your decisions. — Luke Wroblewski (@lukew) 8. September 2017
12/09/2017
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…don’t make me feel stupid, and provide help and assistance. Sincerely yours. Steffi Same concept, different representation #smashingconf @YiyingLu pic.twitter.com/7lif8AoNeM — Alla Kholmatova (@craftui) 12. September 2017
12/09/2017
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Amongst other things when it comes to gender stereotyping, studies show that dominant behavior by males tends to be positively received by western society since dominant men tend to be perceived as “independent”,”assertive” and “successful”, whereas dominant women tend to … Continue reading
09/09/2017
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“The content is the navigation, and it’s all in context. […] Unfortunately, the art of content modeling is still unfamiliar to many UX designers, who hear “content” and assume it doesn’t apply to them.” I really like this article about … Continue reading
07/09/2017
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Our next Ladies that UX Berlin meetup is coming along! This time, Sophia Voychehovski, founder of Rewired UX Studio in Atlanta and also the organizer of the Atlanta Ladies that UX chapter will speak about Object-Oriented UX! Sophia was highly … Continue reading
05/09/2017
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“Like chess, a social interaction is typically a transaction between social partners. One animal may, for instance, wish by his own behaviour to change the behaviour of another; but since the second animal is himself reactive and intelligent the interaction … Continue reading
04/09/2017
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“Users’ goals are often quite different from what we might guess them to be. For example, we might think that an accounting clerk’s goal is to process invoices efficiently. This is probably not true. Efficient invoice processing is more likely … Continue reading
04/09/2017
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“A text label is really needed to clarify the meaning of an icon because universal icons are rare”
01/09/2017
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One of our biggest mistakes is having teams set goals around shipping new features vs improving/fixing what's already there. #featuritus #ux pic.twitter.com/HqD8MWedpl — Nick Finck (@nickf) 21. Juni 2017