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Does a tablet need a lockscreen?
Hey guys
I can't think of a valid reason for a tablet to have a lockscreen...
Could a hardware button that turns the screen on and off be enough?
The only reason for a lockscreen …
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2answers
106 views
Best book that covers GESTALT’s theories?
I've been doing some research on Gestalt, and I've seen a number of articles online that merge User Experience and Gestalt theories, but I haven't seen an entire book with the same …
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4answers
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How do you track new feature/product adoption?
Huzzah! You just launched your brand new feature/product X. You've been working on it for months, usability tested the crap out of it, and feel really good about how it all came to …
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5answers
112 views
What is the role of wireframing in UX review for any website if website has aleady made?
What is the role of wireframing in UX review for any website if website design has already made and client was agreed upon?
What is the use and purpose of Wireframing/sketching et …
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15answers
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Where should the second most important tab go?
Is this picture true or false?
My assertion is that it is true, but I would like your collective second opinion. Do you know of some research online on the subject?
My explana …
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5answers
138 views
Is the UX good where you live?
For sure it's a global world and people can collaborate regardless of location, but just for the sake of interest - where in the world is UX really taking off with pioneering work? …
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2answers
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Have you read this article? What was your reaction?
Losing Faith in UX
http://www.goinvo.com/losing-faith-in-ux/
Very good counter-point to Whitney Hess's article that appeared in 52 Weeks of UX. You should definitely read both ar …
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5answers
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What’s the symbol for UX?
A friend asked me, "What does user experience look like?"
To which I said, "Huh?"
Then she asked, "What's the symbol fo UX?"
Again, with my: "Huh?"
The o'reilly books use a po …
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6answers
267 views
What are your favorite counter-intuitive principles or ideas within UX?
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 …
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11answers
262 views
Is “user experience” evil?
The discussion started when a fellow UI designer said that she was proud of working "making people lives better" as opposed to our fellows at the advertising dept, all day long "ch …
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4answers
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Best way to introduce UX in an established company?
I'm at a company that has been developing software for a very specific audience for nearly 15 years in a very insulated market.
The term UX was unheard here until just two months …
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4answers
138 views
How do you brainstorm UX?
More specifically, what techniques do you use with your teams (or yourself) to get your brain moving and thinking at a creative level?
I can't remember the source (Kathy Sierra?) …
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4answers
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What do you think of the do-it-now-and-fix-it-later approach?
When working on a new project, I don't spend much time planning for it. I just do what seems right to me (based on my experience), and then worry about fixing it later using variou …
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4answers
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Name some UCD oriented organizations
I was wondering if you guys could name some organizations/firms/companies both in Europe and US that bring strong user-centered approaches in their design processes and philosophy. …
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6answers
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What can I do now without schooling to get me experienced in UX?
I'm out of school for the summer then I start community college, I do not want to waste time. Is there anything I can do to gain knowledge and experience? I doubt I can score an in …