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Asked in October specifically about UXExchange: On Subjective & Argumentative questions and extended discussion However, maybe the question is best put in the abstract. Is it …

A quick example: "Paradox of Choice" - Giving a user more control via options, configuration, and settings is counter-intuitive from a UX standpoint. We expect users will relis …

I have recently opened a dialog with the Dean and Department Chair of our Digital Media department regarding my University's lack of User Experience classes. I want to make a sol …

I recently worked at a software company where customer adoption was very low. Management continued to put pressure on the Client Services department, incorrectly blaming Client S …

If you are a company (a product manager, art director, developer, or product lead who could potentially hire a UX), what problem does UX solve? In other words, what specific need d …

Via @uxbooks on Twitter I often get asked to recommend books on various subjects. Recently I was asked which book I would recommend to a non-practitioner as an intro to UX. I opene …

We are helping our clients move their store flyer to the web. The clients feel that their users will be most comfortable with the existing format that is like a traditional flyer, …

So I've always had a real haphazard approach to my UX knowledge and research and would really like to consolidate a good bunch of resources. Anyone care to rip open their RSS reade …

User Experience… Interaction Design… User Interface Design… Information Architecture… Human Factors… User-Centered Design… Is it just me who thinks these terms describe the same t …

What is the usefulness of "Favicon" in terms of usability?

I have recently begun working on the design of a marketing website for a local Video Editing company. The owner of the company made the comment: "We don't want anything Flash-based …

As ux professionals: what events do you make a point of attending? (whether for education, networking, etc) why? (what benefits do you feel you gain) what is your go-to source fo …

I am about to start interviewing for an open UX position. I have a resume of a rookie and a pro. Just wondering your experiences. Go with the rookie? or the Pro? A rookie I can …

If I were to apply for Interactive Design positions, I would certainly include a portfolio. However, coming from a background of Web Design, I don't necessarily have the best ideas …