29/04/2020
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This is a great resource for learning some basic accessibility principles. “For people who do not experience barriers, it can be difficult to empathize with the challenges that people with disabilities often face when navigating the Web. The Accessibility Maze … Continue reading
28/04/2020
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“The Tarot Cards of tech are a set of provocations designed to help creators more fully consider the impact of technology” – Love it. http://tarotcardsoftech.artefactgroup.com/ via Molly
08/11/2019
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'The fidelity of the presentation should match the fidelity of the thinking' – Bill Buxton. Even if your team has a fancy design system & prototyping kit, use this guide when thinking about what kind of UI to bring into … Continue reading
23/07/2019
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Content is UX. Data is UX. If you have badly structured data, trying to correct it in the UI will lead to bad UX. — Pavel A. Samsonov (@PavelASamsonov) March 25, 2019
09/07/2019
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A very good read by Albrecht Scjmidt (LMU Munich) about security and UX >> Don’t Blame the User: Toward Means for Usable and Practical Authentication “[…]When the user comes to use a service for the first time, many companies require … Continue reading
18/06/2019
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“Often designers use color as a method to identify if a form control is required. When a user moves into the form field or moves out of the form field, the form control changes to a red color. This method … Continue reading
10/06/2019
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After UX Camp Europe Berlin being around for 10 years now (Happy Birthday!), I finally made it this year and got a ticket. I always wanted to go there and looked jealously at Berlin when I was still living in … Continue reading
07/06/2019
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30/05/2019
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Worth watching. “We need to stand up, and stand together. Not in opposition but as a light shining in a dark room. Because if we don’t, we stand to lose everything. We need to harness our technology for good and … Continue reading
24/04/2019
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27/03/2019
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Unlocking your €100,000 car is now easier than ever pic.twitter.com/3hSs9pswoO — Alex+ 📉 (@somospostpc) March 26, 2019
23/03/2019
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The difference between demographic and personas – love this slide, courtesy of @ThisisZone ux design team pic.twitter.com/EQpdIA4yfV — Jon Davie (@jondavie) August 18, 2015
03/03/2019
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“Listening to user frustrations is the product designer’s equivalent of asking a patient where it hurts.” Goodwin, Kim. Designing for the Digital Age. Wiley, 2009.
16/02/2019
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When you talk of „the user(s)“ in the middle of some product development – who are you actually thinking of?
30/01/2019
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What does Plato’s cave allegory have in common with human centered design ? It demonstrates the effects of narrow and non-holistic thinking, a phenomenon we can still observe in many organizations – where it sometimes seems that one department doesn’t … Continue reading
15/01/2019
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“Successful products meet user goals first […] The essence of good interaction design is devising interactions that achieve the goals of the business or service and their partners without violating the goals of the user” Cooper, A., Reimann, R., Cronin, … Continue reading
09/01/2019
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User research is not asking people what they want. It's understanding what people try to do, how they try to do it, and how you can help them reach their goals. — Pavel A. Samsonov (@PavelASamsonov) January 9, 2019
16/12/2018
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Even though my shelf is very full of good ( and also not that good books) there are exactly three books that have had a tremendous impact on my professional thinking, and to which I keep coming back to again … Continue reading
13/12/2018
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Don’t think of your first-draft design as an answer. It’s just another way to frame the question: what should we build? — Kim Goodwin (@kimgoodwin) December 11, 2018
09/12/2018
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“A human we’re designing for does something and we provide affordances. As designers we design the way that the machine gives feedback – finally it’s the question of what kind of knowledge to expect of our users”