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In collaboration with @lighthall_co I'll be hosting a UX/UI Design Bootcamp that features one-on-one coaching and Live classes. Hone effective design skill. Use the link below to join 👇
Link: bit.ly/3QutRPv
*You do not need any experience to join.
ALT Flyer for UX/UI Design Bootcamp
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UX vs. Product Design vs. UI buff.ly/38huZF3 — by @maxspeicher
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“Your goal shouldn’t be to learn Figma, your goal is to learn UX design…” - @bolu_olayinka
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.@webflow is a visual web development platform that empowers non-coders to create incredible experiences for the web.
And they're hiring designers! Remote-first, with the option to work in our SF office (near us!) 🌉
Details: designdetails.pallet.com/job…
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Send thoughts & prayers ... I am venturing into the UX land of Reddit.
The last time I engaged in UX Reddit it made me very sad for UX as people were extremely mean and unprofessional.
Here's hoping I find the kinder part of UX Reddit! Please lmk where I should hang out 😬
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On the @NNgroup blog, @tbkohler is discussing examples of how interfaces can give users autonomy, including Customizations, Scannability and Timing & Sequences. bit.ly/39m2w0O #ux
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The struggle is real.
Even though we're always the advocates for the users, the pressure to create simple-to-implement designs for our #dev friends is a big part of being a UX designer. It's why frontend and backend skills are critical for #UX #design pro.
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UX researchers: Your résumé needs to show what methods & parts of the research lifecycle you have hands-on experience with, on what timelines, with what involvement from other people. Also tell the story of what got better as a result of your work.
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The start of a new era for Responsive Web Design buff.ly/3E5MsdO (by @fbrill)
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Do you need a design degree to work in UX? buff.ly/3brcDPJ — by @OksanaIvanovaPM
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Affordances and signifiers buff.ly/3sUSFon — by @h_locke
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A good design relies on a thorough task analysis of the steps required to complete a task, as well as determining what information users need at each step nngroup.com/articles/feature… #UX #taskflow
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There’s a tendency to think that when we’re designing for a user’s experience, we’re only talking about applications, websites, and other digital products and services.
Yet, UX design encompasses far more than digital design. It always has. medium.com/@jmspool/the-true…
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OMG, Apple finally talked to someone who watches TV before designing a new remote. Need it.
ALT Image of Apple's new Siri Remote for AppleTV
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How much oversight does your UX team need?
@h_locke provides a useful framework to help UX managers answer this question.
uxdesign.cc/how-much-oversig…
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Here is a summary of why I would like to see more problem space research. It will help orgs ensure a future for themselves by including support for broader thinking styles & approaches, outside their own. Gets past unconscious bias & assumptions at the strategic level.
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Pattern recognition is key to how we interact with technology.
Your ability to identify existing patterns and re-use them in similar circumstances speaks VOLUMEs to your skill as #ux #design pro. #WhenYouSeeIt
