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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.
On the first September UX Thursday we welcome you with a picturesque landscape of mountain peaks and blue sky. As stunning as these views are the articles and content that we have collected for you today — we invite you to read!
Despite the end of August, summer is still in full swing! The delicate scent of the coming autumn is already slowly floating in the air, but we consciously repel this announcement of golden leaves and colder days and invite you to another UX Thursday. We have collected for you a number of fascinating articles and news from the industry ready to review and perhaps inspire further discoveries.
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W dzisiejszym newsletterze zaglądamy pod maskę projektowania z AI i sprawdzamy, gdzie naprawdę zaczynają się (i kończą) problemy z „inteligentnymi” systemami.
Dziś bierzemy na warsztat bardzo przyziemne, ale kluczowe elementy doświadczeń cyfrowych - od patrzenia na produkt jak na całą podróż użytkownika, a nie zbiór funkcji, przez dobre (i złe) praktyki komunikowania błędów w mobilnych formularzach, aż po pytanie, dlaczego tak wiele aplikacji niepotrzebnie obciąża naszą pamięć.
Nowy rok zaczynamy od tematów, które w 2026 będą szczególnie mocno testować dojrzałość projektową zespołów. W dzisiejszym CX Czwartku przyglądamy się temu, czy (i jak) da się projektować zaufanie, dlaczego architektura informacji staje się fundamentem sensownych chatbotów oraz jakie zmiany w UX będą kształtować nadchodzące miesiące.
Jak przejść od “robimy landing, opisujemy produkt/usługę, pokazujemy ofertę”, do “robimy landing, który pokazuje produkt i oddziałuje na użytkowników”?
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.