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Exploring Macro/Micro Interactions Through the Lens of Economic Theory
Interaction design and economics are two different professions but can be tied together by their connection to systems thinking. If an economist considers currency (money) as their system then in…
New UX Books for Your Summer Reading
Summer is finally upon us and it's time to start planning your reading list for lazy days at the beach. Several noteworthy UX books came out this year covering a…
A Review of Conversations With Things
Welcome to the future, where you can talk with the digital things around you: voice assistants, chatbots, and more. But these interactions can be unhelpful and frustrating—sometimes even offensive or…
Let’s Talk About More Than the Weather
Imagine all of the things we could do with voice technology outside of setting a timer and asking about the weather. It’s foreseeable that voice technology…
Uncharted Waters: Why It’s Important to Design for Newcomers
As design professionals, we must consider design through various lenses to ensure we design for target audiences. If design relies on users’ mental models formed by their own perceptions and…
Part 2: Real-World Example of Designing for Customer Intentions
In part one we introduced the Designing for Customer Intentions concept, in part two we dive into the method illustrated by a real-world example of putting it to use in…
Designing for Customer Intentions: Part 1
In the early days of design, website navigation was organized per department or line of business. We need to design more human-centered navigations, aimed at creating organic conversations with users.…
Designing User-Friendly Data Tables
Are you redesigning a data table for enterprise software? Suddenly you’re feeling overwhelmed. Possibly you’re looking at it wondering where to begin. Your designer eye is telling you this is…
The Era of UI Unification
Back in the early days of the Web, a lot of UI decisions were made on the fly, often having completely different sources of inspiration. There were few boundaries set:…