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
13/12/2018
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Tag Archives: User Experience
11/10/2016
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The stereotype content model: A social psychology theory as a framework for brand perception and user experience work
Summary: Social psychology theories like the stereotype content model may have a huge impact in your user experience work, as more and more interactions between companies and customers take place through a „digital window“ called a user interface. The perception … Continue reading
04/10/2016
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Ladies that UX is coming to Berlin
Berlin UX woman – soon there’s another meetup in town! Together with a few other ladies I founded the Berlin chapter of Ladies that UX, an international organization connecting women in the user experience field. We’re still in the planning … Continue reading
17/01/2016
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Books: The Human Brand – How we relate to people, products and companies
I just finished reading „The Human Brand“ written by social psychologist Susan T. Fiske and Chris Malone, a Brand consultant. I have to admit: I’m a huge Fan of Susan Fiskes’ work in social psychology since the stereotype content model … Continue reading
06/02/2015
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UX Notes: The FAQ Nightmare
FAQ pages usually contain a set of questions with prefilled answers which the service provider estimates users will come up often with when using the service and which should be looked at first before people are going to contact customer … Continue reading
25/01/2015
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Simplify your registration process by rethinking the ‚confirm password‘ pattern
Filling out forms is no fun. Decreasing the number of fields in a form is always a desirable goal in webdesign because it could have an impact on conversion. When it comes to design those forms we as designers, developers … Continue reading
31/10/2014
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Why (Software) Projects fail
aka ‘Die Requirements sind fertig und können abgeholt werden’ Folgender Screenshot stammt aus einem Artikel der IEEE von 2005 – zwischenzeitlich hat sich wohl trotzdem eher wenig geändert.
15/06/2014
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Google Analytics für UX Erkenntnisse und Verbesserungen nutzen
Am Beispiel der internen Site Search den Nutzen von Google Analytics für Usability, User Experience und strategischen Unternehmenszielen erkennen. Einführung: Wieso, weshalb, warum? Meines Erachtens nach liegt die Verwendung von Google Analytics (kurz: GA) immer noch zu sehr in der … Continue reading
05/03/2014
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Storyboards as UX Deliverables
I’m thrilled that my UX Storyboard Technique is mentionend in this featured ‘UX Deliverables’ presentation for Eventhandler, London, from Anna Dahlström. (Sorry that the old Links are broken). Thanks Anna for mentioning me. :) Best Practice For UX Deliverables – … Continue reading
19/02/2014
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Visual perception: Gestalt Theorie Basics im UI Design
Gestaltpsychologie beschäftigt sich mit den Phänomenen, Dinge als Ganzes wahrnehmen zu können,
07/02/2014
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Machst du mal gute User Experience da rein?
Oder: Wie User Experience immer noch mit Usability und Interaktionen gleichgesetzt wird.
15/01/2014
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The Design Studio Method
Lean & Agile UX in a nutshell. Wie sammelt man Ideen, sensibilisiert Kunden sowie Teammitglieder für einen UX Design Prozess und kitzelt die Core-Probleme aus einer Anwendung heraus? Super Session von der Agile UX 2012: 1. Create Was? Quick Pen … Continue reading
13/01/2014
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Online Checkout in real life
‘Shopping online is meant to be easy.’ :)
10/01/2014
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We are your friends: User-Stories
“The neural changes that we found associated with physical sensation and movement systems suggest that reading a novel can transport you into the body of the protagonist (…) ”
02/09/2012
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The New Multi-screen World: Making seamless experiences between devices
Google published a research report on how consumers use different devices together and navigating the new multi-screen world. Understanding Cross-Platform Consumer Behavior Imagine you’re on your way home sitting in the train book your next trip online via your smartphone … Continue reading
16/09/2011
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Changing Peoples behaviour – or the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
So, first of all – this one is the Good :) I got this from the current print issue of weave magazine (a German interactive design magazine) where you can find an interesting article dealing with the forms of persuasive … Continue reading
22/06/2011
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coopers Drawing Board Series: Smart Checks
Did i mention that i love that idea of just designing things according peoples daily grind needs? Great Experience Design Thinking for peoples everyday life. Read THIS: “Here at Cooper, we find that looking at the world from the perspective … Continue reading
27/02/2011
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Writing User-Scenarios with Scrivener
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
10/02/2011
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It’s all about Communication – HCI made easy
Anbei meine Slides vom Webmontag in Mannheim.
04/01/2011
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UX Trading Cards
Très cool! UX Methoden von A/B Testing bis Wireframes kurz & anschaulich erklärt – meist mit weiterführenden Links: http://nform.ca/tradingcards/