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CognitiveUXD issue #42 was published for our awesome followers! Thanks for our 3142 persistent supporters and readers! Links in the threads 👉
By little 2$ u can help my work in content curation 🙏 https://t.co/ics0tZsXkj
More chunks of information you add to a UI, the more difficult it becomes to ‘work’, using the information at hand. This is critical for first-time users because they haven’t had the ‘practice’ needed to encode the UI into long-term memory. #ux#psychology https://t.co/a8M4N6GwpX
The human-centered design process should start with a good understanding of people and the needs that the design is intended to meet. (Norman) #cuxd#ux#psychology
A micro nudge is a well-timed small animation that prompts the user to do a “small” task that they may have otherwise forgotten or not have taken notice of. https://t.co/wQ8Myyo20d #ux#psychology
When it comes to service design - it can help to remember that “A design isn’t finished until somebody is using it.” Brenda Laurel, designer at MIT. https://t.co/IhU9GOwrMX
Across 429 UX professionals, 71% of teams report performing some kind of quant UX research at least sometimes, and almost everyone reported struggling with challenges to get quant research done. https://t.co/JfSHK64oNK
Thank you for everything! 🙏🏻 Founded in 1998 when the UX field was 2% of its current size, NN/g has incessantly pushed the growth of UX and advocated for products and websites designed for real user behavior.
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When conducting research, a participant waiver is a sign of trust. True, you have the opportunity to use the data within the project team. Permission to use data does not negate the moral/ethical obligation to protect an individual's privacy at all costs
Don’t just do usability tests. Do what you need. Consider five criteria to help you determine the most effective #uxresearch method to use for your situation, to meet research goals, and achieve desired outcomes. #cuxd https://t.co/KFZiqGdpZM
You can’t create anything of value to a user unless you understand what kind of problems they want to solve and how you can solve those problems, so that the user will want—or better still, need—your solution. You can only get that understanding by interacting with users.
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