Lessons about UX (page 13)

medium.com

How to “Remote User Test” Pro tips and know-how from 3000 remote user test sessions.

Felipe Farias·June 9, 2018

uxdesign.cc

Google has a new tool for design+development collaboration, and it looks awesome!

Aline Silveira·May 29, 2018

medium.com

how to help the stakeholder focus on the outcome, rather than a predefined solution:

Aline Silveira·May 23, 2018

chargebee.com

Good Questions, Bad Asks: The UX Of Questions In User Onboarding.

There are three strategies you can use to turn good questions into good asks—gradual engagement, information priming, and immediate impact delivery.

Felipe Farias·May 21, 2018

smashingmagazine.com

pagination vs infinite scrolling vs “load more”: which is the best way to show a list of items?

Pagination is still the most popular way to load new items on a website. However, the usability test sessions found “Load more” buttons combined with lazy-loading to be a superior implementation, resulting in a more seamless user experience. In this article, Christian Holst will present Baymard Institute’s usability research findings for both “Load more” buttons, infinite scrolling and pagination, including for both mobile and desktop. He’ll see how search results need to be implemented differently from category navigation, along with several pitfalls with implementation and examples from…

Aline Silveira·May 20, 2018

smashingmagazine.com

The skeptic’s guide to low-fidelity prototyping

Low-fidelity prototypes are rough representations of concepts that help us to validate those concepts early on in the design process. Throughout this article, Laura Busche will look at some of the features that make low-fidelity prototyping a unique tool to radically improve your work and to build an environment in which users’ needs can be truly realized. This article focuses on the practice and general principles behind integrating low-fidelity prototypes in design in general, covering applications that range from graphic, web and user experience design to business and service design.

Aline Silveira·May 11, 2018

medium.com

good overview of how to use movement well in your products' UX

Rob Novelino·May 9, 2018

xdguru.com

great Adobe XD guide for UX/UI designers:

Aline Silveira·March 2, 2018

nngroup.com

UX Research Cheat Sheet:

User research can be done at any point in the design cycle. This list of methods and activities can help you decide which to use when.

Lais Varejão·January 2, 2018

uxplanet.org

The State of UX for 2018:

Lais Varejão·December 7, 2017

medium.freecodecamp.org

Using SVG as a placeholder:

By José M. Pérez I’m passionate about image performance optimisation and making images load fast on the web. One of the most interesting areas of exploration is placeholders: what to show when the image hasn’t loaded yet. During the last days I have ...

Lais Varejão·November 22, 2017

nngroup.com

A generic "Get Started" call-to-action attracts clicks, but also misleads users and acts as a roadblock for those looking to get information about the company

Lais Varejão·August 21, 2017

uxplanet.org

Error messages are important! Look at some tips to make them the right way

Hugo Bessa·July 31, 2017

nngroup.com

Homepage Links Remain a Necessity:

A site logo linking to the homepage is not enough. Logo design and placement, as well as the presence of a text link to the homepage affect success of navigation to homepage.

Flávio Juvenal·July 26, 2017

blog.prototypr.io

Creating Personas: A guide, not a template

Felipe Farias·May 24, 2017