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We hope that in the midst of the ongoing winter holidays and madness on the ski slopes, you will find a moment for the first UX Thursday in February, in which we recommend the most interesting articles from the UX industry.
January 18 - Winnie the Pooh Day 🍯 Today is a tribute to A.A. Milne, author of stories about Winnie the Pooh, who was born on this day in 1882. The stories of the adventures of a bear with very little intelligence and other characters inhabiting the Hundred Thousand Forest are timeless and each of us, regardless of age, is certainly able to find valuable life lessons in them. And today's UX Thursday, maybe not quite as entertaining and informative as the stories about the little bear, but instead full of trivia and inspiration from the UX industry!
New year, new challenges in UX. In the first edition of our newsletter we look at the forecasts and quote you texts about, among others, which key trends in UX and design will dominate (or not) the coming year. We also celebrate Spaghetti Day, which falls today 🍝
Today's newsletter is the last UX Thursday of the year. Taking advantage of the upcoming Christmas and New Year time, we hope that, like us, you will have the opportunity to catch your breath and gain the strength you need to face new challenges. We have prepared for you some curiosities from the UX industry to read before we all go for a well-deserved rest 🙂
Before you the last November post with recommendations of articles from the UX industry. In today's round-up you will read about the challenges of creating animations that meet accessibility criteria, a report from UX Collective and the use of design power by the Slack team.
It's time for another UX Thursday, so grab a cup of coffee or tea in your hand and check out what we found for you in today's roundup.
A sloth, known for his exceptional slowness, looks at you from the picture. It moves through the trees at a speed of 0.24 to 0.48 kilometers per hour. This extreme pace is due, among other things, to their need to save energy. We also recommend that you save your energy and read today's newsletter slowly and carefully!
Before we dive into today's articles, we have some octopus trivia for you that you might not have known about! They have blue blood, three hearts, they can disguise themselves in a second, and two-thirds of their 500 million neurons are in tentacles. We bring you these curiosities on the occasion of World Octopus Day, or World Octopus Day, which fell on October 8th. We hope that today's texts will provide you with equally interesting news from the world of UX!
Extremely warm weather distracts attention from the fact that it is already autumn. As much as we encourage you to spend time outdoors, take advantage of the beautiful weather and take walks, we also highly recommend today's edition of UX Thursday.
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The Likert scale is one type of rating scale often used in UX surveys. It allows you to obtain from the questioner his opinion on a given topic - perception, preferences or beliefs. What exactly is it and where can it be checked?
Today, a variety of solutions are available on the market — applications, systems, programs. So how do you stand out from the crowd? The price may not be enough, but the quality is. The matter is facilitated by optimal UX, UI, which help build user loyalty. Why pay attention to customer experience?
With a pale dawn, we begin the celebration of International Cat Day. Anyone who has seen an individual of this species fight (not necessarily a loss) against the laws of physics has no doubt that cats are guided in life by the principle of “think outside the box” — paradoxically often doing so from the inside of the box. Therefore, today we offer you a reading of texts that encourage you to look at the topics of artificial intelligence, electronic banking and design thinking methodology from a different angle. Today`s set of texts also includes a portion of comments on user preference settings and a look at one of the potential trends in the gaming industry.
International Ditch Day could herald a hard day at work, but we remind you that golden retrievers also celebrate their holiday (supposedly always early to dig something out of the ground). We assume that you also have your own ways to spare time, so we invite you to read. Today we dug up articles for you about user-centered SEO, an agile approach to design and interesting examples of the direct sales model. There are also considerations about ethics in two contexts: the use of gamification mechanisms in digital products and conducting research with users.
Why is creating UX mockups so important for a project? To understand this, you need to thoroughly understand the user experience design system. It starts with an audit and research and ends with the implementation of a ready-made solution. One of the stages is the creation of the UX mockup mentioned earlier. What exactly is it and what role does it play in the whole process?
Design Sprint is an action methodology that aims to solve problems quickly. He draws his experience and knowledge from design thinking, created by Google Venturees — creative design of solutions related to products and services. Why use this methodology? When to decide on it?