04/02/2021
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A question which comes up a lot: What should we pay for research incentives these days? This calculator might help to get an idea: https://ethn.io/incentives/calculator Made a new research incentive calculator based on the conceptual framework of Run-DMC and data … Continue reading
31/08/2018
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Cool! Need to check what accessibility standard two contrasting colors have? Or if they pass at all?https://t.co/3rEZeCclmg pic.twitter.com/iSqUbr347u — CSS-Tricks (@css) August 30, 2018
15/03/2018
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What a great tool. “Have you ever lost your voice? How did you handle that? Perhaps you carried a notebook and pen to scribble notes. Or jotted quick texts on your phone. Have you ever traveled somewhere that you didn’t … Continue reading
10/02/2018
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Perfect for your field research, interviews, observations and shadowing: Once more for the weekend crew: top tips for iPhone filming, on a wallet-sized card. Made for BBC staff, but you can save this too. #mojo pic.twitter.com/9DIkS6ndBj — marc blank-settle (@MarcSettle) … Continue reading
24/01/2018
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Loom is a chrome extension that captures screen, video and audio. Perfect for lofi usability evaluations. It even has an InVision integration. I will definitely test this out more often.
18/12/2017
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Looking forward to this. „VisualSitemaps automatically generates beautiful visual sitemaps + high-resolution screenshots of any site or app, making it fast and easy to perform in-depth site audits for UI, UX, SEO, and marketing research.“ https://visualsitemaps.com/
01/11/2017
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Google AutoDraw is pretty cool! “AutoDraw is a new kind of drawing tool that pairs the magic of machine learning with drawings from talented artists to help everyone create anything visual, fast.”
18/08/2017
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Check out this useful list that shows what modern web features your browser can do:https://whatwebcando.today/ via @umaar
21/07/2017
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What a great, funny tool! I really like Protobot because it triggers me to think about services and improvements and especially the unknown unknowns! The tool generates random product and service ideas. “Some are brilliant. Some are bizarre. Some are … Continue reading
05/06/2017
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This visual vocabulary titled “chart doctor” is a very useful and great starting point for making informative and meaningful data visualizations. It is used by the Financial Times team to decide which visualization to use. via @simongerman600
10/03/2017
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This is just great! Daniel Kunin, a student of Brown university has created a visual introduction to statistics! As we learned in our university stats course understanding (basic) statistics and especially the term “statistical significance” is becoming more and more … Continue reading
21/02/2017
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Ah the internet awesomeness. Someone made a chrome plugin for heuristic evaluations. Personally I find this chrome plugin super useful, because it saves me lots of time making screenshots, pasting them in a doc, formatting.. Check it out. It’s perfect … Continue reading
09/06/2014
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‘We’re not designing pages, we’re designing systems of components’—Stephen Hay. Obwohl ich noch nicht so ganz durchsteige, wie genau das Setup läuft, halte ich das Projekt Patternlab.io – Demo hier – für sehr beobachtenswert. Atomic Design heisst der Ansatz, bei … Continue reading
15/09/2011
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Similar to Realizer App here’s another one. Just upload your sketches, hifi wireframes or fancy designed jpg Files and link the images. The FiledTest app is currently in private beta. FieldTest Beta 2 from FieldTest on Vimeo. http://fieldtestapp.com/
03/04/2011
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Will definitely try this out – looks promising: “For Developers and UX designers prototyping and testing interaction concepts.” This is how it works: 1. Build your app mockups or sketches. 2. Upload your screen mockups or sketches 3. Link your … Continue reading
27/02/2011
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Organizing and structuring the Chaos If you want to build an easy to use and appealing piece of software, writing Scenarios for your Usergroups is not a new thing and has been around for a while – User Scenarios are … Continue reading
04/01/2011
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Très cool! UX Methoden von A/B Testing bis Wireframes kurz & anschaulich erklärt – meist mit weiterführenden Links: http://nform.ca/tradingcards/
24/11/2010
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Wow! Bilder austauschen made easy. Ein Paradebeispiel für geniales UCD. Es geht einfach nur darum, Bilder auszutauschen, kein Drumherumgedöns, Nichts, nada. Punkt. :) Funktioniert bis jetzt leider nur im Chrome, oder ab Firefox 4. http://www.dropmocks.com/ ( via swissmiss & techcrunch … Continue reading
20/11/2010
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20 Things I learned about the Browser and the Web ist ein auf HTML5 basierendes interaktives Buch, in welchem die Grundlagen über das Internet und Browser mit Illustrationen untermalt erklärt werden. Herausgegeben wurde es vom Google Chrome Team. Man kann … Continue reading
08/11/2010
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SymbolAssist ist eine browserbasierte, kategorisierte Unicode Chars Map. Click, Copy, Paste. Nettes Tool und – wie praktisch – auch als Bookmarklet verfügbar :) http://plasticmind.com/toybox/symbolassist/