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Tell the World About It – Taking Your Mobile Designs Social

There is no device more personal than the smartphone but how do you connect the wider social world available on the mobi

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Product-Service Hybrids – When Products and Services Become One

Mikal Hallstrup,, the Chief Visionary Officer of Designit says; “The world doesn’t necessarily need more products, it ne

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How to Advocate and Evangelize User Experience

It’s getting better and better but, still, how many times have you had to justify why user experience matters and what i

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1 year ago

Ideas for Dealing with Terrible Clients in Your Design Practice

The prospect of winning a new client is something that leaves us all a little excited. Yet, the more clients we bring on

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1 year ago

What is Ideation – and How to Prepare for Ideation Sessions

Ideation is the process where you generate ideas and solutions through sessions such as Sketching, Prototyping, Brainsto

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1 year ago

Making Use of the Crowd – Social Proof and the User Experience

Social proof (sometimes referred to as informational social influence) is a psychological concept. It refers to the tend

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1 year ago

Stop Yourself from Becoming Content Fried and Free Your Mind to be Productive

Content fried is the point we reach when we subject ourselves to too much data. It commonly affects content curators but

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1 year ago

Conducting Ethical User Research

In any type of research that involves human participants, it’s important to consider the ethics of the research project.

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1 year ago

Let’s End the Year on a High: Get 25% off UX Courses for the Whole of 2021

The end of 2020, for many of us, will be bittersweet. A year to forget, and yet, a time to hope for a brighter 2021. You

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1 year ago

Design checklists: What type of designer are you?

What type of designer are you? Do you have a set of principles, checklists, or methods that guide your designs? Or do yo

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1 year ago

Designing for the Mobile Environment – Some Simple Guidelines

If you’re going to design for mobile, then it’s likely you’re going to need to consider the way that the device is used

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1 year ago

Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and Design - Balancing Risk to Gain Reward

The idea of the minimum viable product (MVP) has been around for some time. The term itself was coined by Frank Robinson

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1 year ago

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

Abraham Maslow has provided one of the most prominent accounts of human motivation with the 'Hierarchy of Needs', repres

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1 year ago

Learn How to Use Sketching as an Ideation Method

Have you tried communicating your designs to your colleagues and stakeholders, only to realize later they’ve misundersto

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1 year ago

How to Implement a Forgiving Format to Accommodate Users’ Mistakes

Users are only human, and, consequently, they make mistakes. For their errors not to lead to poor experiences, it’s your

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1 year ago

The Pareto Principle and How to Be More Effective

Eighty percent of what we do is pretty much pointless. Twenty percent of our efforts yield 80% of the results. The Paret

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1 year ago

Why a UX Professional Should Have a Personal Development Log

Life’s busy isn’t it? Many of us spend so much time racing on to the next challenge that we fail to reflect properly on

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1 year ago

How to Create Effective UX Case Studies with Aristotle’s 7 Elements of Storytelling

So, you want to create case studies for your UX design portfolio. But what kinds of UX case studies should you write? An

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1 year ago

Be Afraid! The Silent Role of Fear in Decision Making

Fear plays such a dominant role in our lives that several businesses and products have succeeded on the back of this sin

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1 year ago

The Myths of Mobile Design and Why They Matter

When it comes to any school of thought surrounding a new concept – there comes a point when there is a body of “accepted

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