Just because my mom is 95 and seemingly okay, doctors always dismiss my concerns like "what do you expect?". I wish they would hear me out and try harder. Don't blame me for #googling then. #geriatrics#dementia
I just realized I like #donuts too much. Those traditional ones that are sugar coated. When I saw the promo by #AmazonPrime for #TheRingsOfPower I immediately thought of donuts 😂
#ux#designers! Are you being #inclusive and sensitive about #culture with your #form fields for #names?
I thought about this and am curious about what you think: https://t.co/89uRpAbW4b
Is it possible to #laugh and feel #sad at the same time? I showed my 95-year-old mom who has #dementia these laundry capsules. She took one out, looked at it, and tried to put it in her mouth 🤣😭 @ Compassvale Link https://t.co/GyAxICX3Kb
Is the #hospital registration #kiosk a #behaviouralscience trick to give patients the feeling of progress or is it really useful? Enlighten me
https://t.co/32IzbI4bKe
@jasinfox Only if the interviewer knows what they're doing. I had an interview where the product manager randomly pointed to some copy on their app and asked me to shorten it on the spot🤦. She said, "We work at a fast pace!"
@claracloggins Mine's "visual".
A client or stakeholder would say, "I can only decide after you show me the Hi-Fi wireframes because I'm a visual person."
RUBBISH!
If you're a visual person, you should be able to visualise what the designer sketches on a napkin!
Visiting the #Metaverse reminds me of educational CD-ROMs like #Microsoft Encarta. You could say my age is showing. Or that my present age is way ahead of the visuals on the Metaverse and a hint of their #future 😇
Such an impressive audience #insight from 2010. Who would want to look like themselves after a #makeover right? Nope. Not even a #panda would want that 🤣 @ Singapore, City. Asia. https://t.co/W0vV2t3SXA
@scottkubie @benbn I think that it's the mindset. Like your book's title, we should think as a designer first, as a UX practitioner. I've noticed many writers jumping into finding the perfect word when given a task. Instead of considering what the problem is that we're solving.