@cairoglyphics@StacyHolmstedt @VNRSolutions Weโre so focused on staying in our lanes (UX or UI) that people are afraid to crossover or learn a new skill. Itโs important to have a solid understanding of both. You can have all the research and usability tests in the world but if the product looks awful - people wonโt use it.
@ow Successful UX, product + interaction designers MUST understand foundational elements of code and how your designs are actually being implemented. Without this knowledge youโre building ๐ฅง in the ๐ concepts that donโt actually function.
@DougCollinsUX โ for large feature discovery work. Iโve recently started using @mazedesignHQ - get real data on user behavior. You can feel confident In the experience and pivot when necessary. Also ๐งก the usability score - your team can have a benchmark to work with.
@sarahdoody I couldnโt agree with this more! I used to include all โrealisticโ mock-ups in my portfolio. I find that this approach actually takes away from your work and makes it seem like your hiding something ๐ค
๐จ should not deter people from using your product. Donโt just rely on color to relay crucial system information. Guide to color #accessibility ๐ https://t.co/Gl9OHi1Fto
@maggijmitchell The cost of living is pretty good! We live north Austin, the housing market is pretty wild right now but cedar park and round rock offer good schools + daycares and might be good areas to look into. Close to the domain and about 20 mins to downtown without traffic.
@maggijmitchell I love it, Iโve been in ATX just under 3 years (lived in Dallas, Boston, Charlotte)- good opportunities and a great place to raise a family! Being a new mom thatโs super important to me. Thereโs lots of things to do from outdoor activities, design events, great culture + food ๐
We made over 151,000 calls to senior citizens in Texas tonight. One of our vols talked to a man stranded at home w/out power in Killeen, hadnโt eaten in 2 days, got him a ride to a warming center and a hot meal. Help us reach more people, join us tomorrow: https://t.co/WOLn2HCrm1
@DougCollinsUX Negative feedback can be very subjective and there will always be feedback in the world of design. If youโve done your research, testing and iterations then you have to be willing to defend why you made certain experience decisions.
@jessicaivins @khrysoros Loved this podcast! Thanks for sharing your insight on how to make your portfolio more human-centered. Weโre storytellers by nature and so often this key component is left completely out of the project.
The #a11y website is redesigned and rebuilt, and I ๐งก it! They truly pushed the limits of accessible design while focusing on #usability and clarity of content. @A11YProject
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Excellent @zoom_us webinar via @LeonardReese100 hosted by @GA
โWe need to understand customers as they interact with our service across time, touchpoints, devices and more.โ
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