Tag: UX
Does Interaction Design Always Have to Be Meaningful?
Interaction design does need to be meaningful, but it doesn’t just have to be for buttons or info cards. Here are six examples for how to give users meaningful interaction.
Why Manufacturing Websites Fail Their Buyers: A Lesson from the Giro d'Italia
Most manufacturing websites are designed like digital brochures — visually impressive, but almost impossible to navigate when buyers are trying to make real purchasing decisions. Here is what to fix.
UX Crash Course: Running Critiques
A critique is an invitation for others with different perspectives and life experiences to help poke holes in a design and find places for improvement. It’s an opportunity to find what’s working, as well as what isn’t.
UX Crash Course: The Double Diamond Design Process
How does iterative design actually work in a day-to-day context? What does that process look like practically, for the people building software with it? That’s what the Double Diamond Process seeks to answer.
UX Crash Course: Personas
When personas are informed by research, they can be powerful tools … but when they’re created based on assumptions or guesses, they can set you back quite a ways. Learn how to create useful and data-based personas!
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