Are you a user experience designer who gets to deal with lots of user requirements? A designer who has to convince the customer they can’t have all the features they can think of? This post is for you. Mike Monteiro said it well: “A good designer finds an elegant way …
Accessibility improves the user experience for all users. It’s worth doing. It’s the right thing to do. If you don’t believe me, try and experience the lack of accessibility yourself! Read on to learn how. Accessibility benefits everybody A web-site is accessible, if the site’s content is available to everyone, …
User experience (UX) trends and predictions for the next year are fun to read. It’s nice to see what trends to keep …
Imagine you’re starting to use a new software. And you notice it is very difficult to use. What is your reaction? In …
Years ago when I was a psychology student I learned a thing or two about the human mind. It has helped a …
“When designing something, put yourself in the user’s shoes.” That’s a well-meaning advice. Many user experience (UX) people say so. I am …
This week, as I was conducting usability tests, I was once again reminded of the old truth: it doesn’t matter how usable …
As a user experience (UX) researcher and a fan of positive psychology there are two cognitive biases that have been bothering me lately: confirmation …
As a user experience (UX) professional you know it’s important to stay up-to-date on topical and upcoming UX trends. As a UX …
SIGCHI Finland organized yet another interesting seminar on 1.4.2015: “Service Design – User-Centered Design in a New Package?” As a hard-core User-Centered …