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Webinar: Cognitive Psychology and UX Design

Hosted by IxDF New York City
Apr 28th, 2021
6:00pm - 7:00pm (UTC -04:00)
Online, https://www.freeconferencecall.com/wall/idf-nyc/host, New York City
43 IxDF Members (and some non-members) are attending
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Let’s chat about Psychology and UX!

Much in the field of User Experience Design is influenced by other, older disciplines. One discipline with perhaps the most influence is Cognitive Psychology; the study of sensory inputs, internal processes and output behaviors. The way humans cognitively process information has direct impacts to the way we accommodate shortcomings or natural bias through design.

In this webinar, we’ll unpack this relationship more so that you have the fundamental tools from psychology to aid in your decision making as a designer.

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Meet-Up Discussion

Devin Harold
Hi all! Please use this discussion thread to discuss Webinar: Cognitive Psychology & UX Design held on Apr 28, 2021. Feel free to ask questions about the place, date and time, agenda of the meeting, or anything else.
Paul Banks

Thanks Devin, looking forward to the Webinar

Raffaela Arcamone

I missed this webinar last night. Is there a recording I can view?

Erin Potasnick

Following!

Lucy An

Thank you Devin. The webinar was informative and I appreciated you focused on the subject in interaction design perspective.

I studied psychology in college and graduate school. what I’ve realized as I study and explore interaction design field, it’s embedded in our daily life as psychology is.

I enjoyed the application of cognitive psychology on interaction designs and how designers can help users to minimize cognitive effort with better understanding of cognitive processes and biases.

Question: can I have an access to yesterday’s webinar recording? I like to review it. Thanks. 😊 🙏🏼

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