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Today is Cheap Wine Day, however, we do not suggest that we follow the classic saying that “alcohol destroys gray cells, but the weakest ones; then only the elite remain in the brain.” Especially since celebrating with your head you will probably find time to read the texts from today's compilation. Their authors address the issues of design decisions based on mental models, domain knowledge and structured requirements. There are also a handful of tips in the context of aesthetics and neutrality of interfaces.
The weather may not be optimal, but what to do when No Socks Day falls in October. If you have saved yourself the frustrating search for a pair for a lonely sock today, you have more time to read the texts from our compilation. Read about the psychological concepts behind design and ways to increase accessibility and find inspiration when designing interfaces. There was no shortage of UX designer ethics and reading suggestions.
If you have a hard day at work or a superprogram in traffic jams, you will probably enjoy the opportunity to dedicate yourself on the occasion of Bath Day. You can diversify your warm bath by reading texts from our compilation, inspired by this year's edition of Service Design Days. In addition to a brief report from the mentioned event, today you will find notes on the analysis of business requirements and user needs, examples of applications using modern technologies in everyday life and another handful of tips on the language of communication.
Falling Leaf Day is celebrated today in conjunction with International Sign Language Day. In our today's compilation you will find a large dose of texts about communication — in the context of creating marketing content, analyzing the moods of potential customers, but also receiving feedback and giving feedback on projects. There is also a handful of advice on summarizing research findings and an essay on the future of our profession.
We propose to combine the Battery Recycling Day with the celebration of International Beauty Day. If the batteries have already landed in the right container, and the masks on the faces, then we invite you to today's compilation of texts. Read about trends in building brand awareness, navigating and pinning UI elements to websites, and reducing the frustration of workflow interruptions. There is also an essay on privacy violations on the web, and finally an appendix referring to one of today's holidays.
On the International Day of the Dog we dedicate an entry to the quadrupeds who, taking care of our well-being and physical condition, support the daily work at Ideacto. In the intervals between walks and pampering our pets, we spread texts about the necessary skills and ethics in the work of a UX designer, the support of the design process by specialists in a given field and the specifics of creating digital educational tools. There was also a presentation of projects referring to today's holiday.
We are back after a slightly longer holiday break for Workaholic Day. On this occasion, you will find references to two holidays in the graphic today, but in a telegraphic summary we present texts searched on the net. There is quite a bit of commentary on experience design processes, an audit of smartphone streaming apps, and an article on the impact of design on the sustainability of the global network.
On Mango Day we have a healthy and tasty snack for gray cells, that is, texts searched recently on the net. You will learn, among other things, what UX designers think about their profession, how to organize cooperation in teams creating digital products, what front-end developers do and whether it is easy to prepare a design system in a large organization. There was also a reflection on the relationship between UX designer and artificial intelligence.
Today, in some parts of the world, SCUD Day is celebrated, which promotes the celebration of the pleasant aspects of life. And speaking of pleasures, we drop you a list of Thursday readings for lazy study. This time, a text that encourages you to think about the approach to UX design, a portion of knowledge related to conducting research, tips useful when creating interfaces, and finally nice views.
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Organizacje, które zdołają zburzyć silosy danych (co stanowi sporą barierę w polskim kontekście e-commerce) i wykorzystają kontekstualną inteligencję do dostarczania hiperpersonalizowanych doświadczeń, zyskają przewagę konkurencyjną, zwiększą przychody i lojalność na lata.
Listopadowa aura sprzyja myśleniu - a w tym wydaniu CX Czwartku zaglądamy właśnie tam, gdzie wszystko się zaczyna: do głowy użytkownika.
Za oknem coraz mniej światła, a więcej czasu na przemyślenia - także nad tym, jak projektujemy doświadczenia. W dzisiejszym CX Czwartku zaglądamy głębiej niż zwykle: w emocje, znaczenia i psychologiczne mechanizmy, które stoją za dobrym UX.
Dziś w CX Czwartku zaglądamy w trzy zupełnie różne, ale równie ważne obszary projektowania doświadczeń.
Dzisiaj przyglądamy się bliżej roli AI w customer experience - od odróżniania marketingowego sformułowania „AI-powered” od faktycznych rozwiązań, przez wizję adaptowalnych interfejsów reagujących na intencje użytkownika aż po praktyczne wskazówki dla projektantów.
W projektowaniu, podobnie jak w życiu, warto czasem zatrzymać się i spojrzeć szerzej. W tym wydaniu newslettera piszemy o dostępności, inspiracjach UX zaczerpniętych z kinematografii oraz o tym, jak może wyglądać mniej inwazyjna przyszłość reklamy.