nngroup.com
Three Pillars of User Delight
Delight can be experienced at the visceral, behavioral, and reflective levels. A great design achieves all three of these levels and is best evaluated with specific research methods.
Carlo Custodio
Lessons about Design (page 3)
The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.
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Tech Insights· nngroup.com
Three Pillars of User Delight
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Delight can be experienced at the visceral, behavioral, and reflective levels. A great design achieves all three of these levels and is best evaluated with specific research methods.
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Tech Insights· figma.com
Welcome to the WIP — How do you make progress when the work is always in flux? What if some of the best features actually—gasp!—start with a solution instead of a problem?
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Tech Insights· uxdesign.cc
Design is not a formula, it’s an odyssey: replacing the Double Diamond
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Tech Insights· uxplanet.org
Product Design Methods In A Mind Map
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- Ux Research
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Tech Insights· reddit.com
Reddit “User Experience” community is very active and discusses relevant topics like tool comparison, techniques, etc.
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Tech Insights
When replacing thousands of uncomponentized UI on Figma, try using the Similayer plugin to find all repeated layers and replace all selected at once by pressing ⇧ Shift + ⌘ Command + R
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Tech Insights· dschool.stanford.edu
bootcamp bootleg
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Empathy Research Fieldguide
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The lorem ipsum of illustrations
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Tech Insights· uxdesign.cc
How include Space Tokens in a Design System without using plugins
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visme.co
At the end of a big redesign project, invest a couple minutes…
At the end of a big redesign project, invest a couple minutes to prepare a quick pitch (up to 3 slides) with all the product value that was brought by the improvements so the investment is clear beyond just “pixel waxing”.
Pedro Bacelar
Tech Insights· visme.co
At the end of a big redesign project, invest a couple minutes…
At the end of a big redesign project, invest a couple minutes to prepare a quick pitch (up to 3 slides) with all the product value that was brought by the improvements so the investment is clear beyond just “pixel waxing”.
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Tech Insights· ideou.com
From Design Thinking to Creative Confidence
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Tech Insights· medium.com
How to choose between radios, drop-downs, checkboxes or toggles?
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nngroup.com
Fitts’s Law and Its Applications in UX
The movement time to a target depends on the size of the target and the distance to the target.
Pedro Bacelar
Tech Insights· nngroup.com
Fitts’s Law and Its Applications in UX
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The movement time to a target depends on the size of the target and the distance to the target.
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The devil’s in the defaults
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