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3 Reasons Why Accessible Design Is Good for All

Most designers probably agree that accessibility matters: We want to create designs and interfaces that don’t exclude us

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10 Principles of Accessibility

Do you want to get serious about accessibility, but finding it hard to know where to start? In this video, we’ll take yo

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1 year ago

Accessibility: Usability for all

Let’s examine a topic we often take for granted to understand what it’s really about. Doing so, you’ll be able to procee

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1 year ago

How to Visualize Your Qualitative User Research Results for Maximum Impact

When thinking about visualization of research results, many people will automatically have an image of a graph in mind.

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1 year ago

How to Plan for Creativity: Effective Time-Management Plans for Your Large-Scale Creative Projects

[[video:109]] It’s a recipe for disaster if you simply add a step entitled "be creative" into a linear plan for a cre

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1 year ago

Human Data Interaction (HDI): The New Information Frontier

After more than 40 years in the field, Human Computer Interaction (HCI) is already a well-established design discipline.

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1 year ago

Unicorns, Foxes, Hedgehogs, the UX Design Bestiary

A bestiary is a collection of animals, and we don’t want to imply that anyone involved in the UX design profession is an

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1 year ago

The Ultimate Guide to Understanding UX Roles and Which One You Should Go For

UX design roles are confusing. You might know what a “UX designer” does, but what about a “visual designer”, “product de

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1 year ago

How to Conduct a Cognitive Walkthrough

Cognitive walkthroughs are used to examine the usability of a product. They are designed to see whether or not a new use

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1 year ago

How to Conduct User Observations

Observing users interacting with a product can be a great way to understand the usability of a product and to some exten

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1 year ago

How to Design Ethically: Expert Advice from Guthrie Weinschenk

As UX designers, we wield immense power to influence our users’ lives. We have the dual responsibility of catering to th

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1 year ago

High Value Activities in Design and the Workplace

Hillary Rettig, the author of The Seven Secrets of the Prolific: The Definitive Guide to Overcoming Procrastination, Per

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1 year ago

User Goals and How They Influence Information Design Decisions

As an information designer, your main aim is to help people understand the world better. Whether they’re trying to make

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1 year ago

8 Talks by Women to Inspire UX Designers

User Experience design, like so many other disciplines, has a lower representation of women as compared to men. Things a

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1 year ago

How Designers Sneak Products into Users’ Shopping Baskets

Like a naughty kid who wants the Oreo cookies you just told him he couldn’t have, dark pattern designers are masters at

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1 year ago

Contextual Interviews and How to Handle Them

The exact history of the contextual interview in user research is a little murky. It was first alluded to in a paper by

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1 year ago

Understand the Social Needs for Accessibility in UX Design

As UX designers, we have a lot on our plates. The term “UX Unicorn” exists for a reason. We are responsible for our clie

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1 year ago

Why Care about Statistical Significance?

The categorical data depicts the success and failure rate of the low-fidelity wireframe above. There is not a large enou

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1 year ago

How to Fit Quantitative Research into the Project Lifecycle

Quantitative research methods fit into the project lifecycle at different stages of the process.In this video, we see wh

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1 year ago

Pitfalls in Recruiting Participants for User Research

The level of participant engagement is an important part of the user research results. Our results are dependent on prop

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1 year ago

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