Inspiring content from the UX world

On the occasion of International Bird Day, we check out what the Internet sparrows have been tweeting about recently. In addition to articles for which the starting point was a high-profile auction of graphics sold for 69 million dollars, you will find texts about increasing the availability of published content, heuristic analysis and color selection. There was also a corner of inspiration in today's roundup — take a break from following tweets and take a look at Instagram.

On the occasion of the European Brain Day, we start with a solid dose of reflection on good and bad design practices. To stimulate gray cells, we also propose texts about interfaces of mobile devices, algorithms for evaluating UX and ways to successfully debut a digital product. There will also be advice for graphic and UX designers. For fans of puzzles in the graphics, we have hidden one more of the holidays falling today - have fun!

We celebrate the International Day of the Master of the Game with a slightly enlarged set of lyrics. Review them all, or let the dice roll decide whether to choose a description of gamification mechanisms, notes on service design, and one of the texts on customer-specific design decisions. You can also stop by articles on the UX design process and two guides to UX research methods.

iMarketing Transformer has prepared a research report “Marketing in the IT industry” in which more than a dozen companies affiliated within the ITCorner Association took part. IDEACTO is a partner of the report.

It's time to recharge your batteries with a new batch of texts: about design ethics, prototyping and the role of designers in strengthening the design maturity of companies. We turn up the energy with a portion of statistics and a compilation of inspirations for designers creating their portfolios. Today on the calendar is Battery Day.

Increasingly, large companies and corporations carry out the purchase of User Experience services in the form of formal or simplified tenders. Specialists and managers of purchasing departments are therefore faced with the need to understand the specifics of UX services, prepare documentation, conduct a tender and support in choosing a winning offer.