Lessons about UX (page 8)

uxdesign.cc

Cheat Sheets: UI Terms used by Product Designers

Pedro Bacelar·November 17, 2019

uxpin.com

Moderated vs Unmoderated usability test: which is better?

A practical analysis of both types of usability tests. Learn the pros and cons for the most informed decision.

Aline Silveira·November 6, 2019

Today I learned

2020 Growth Hacker’s Guide To Ecommerce Success ttps://d2saw6je89goi1.cloudfront.net/uploads/digital_asset/file/609498/The_Growth_Hacker_s_Guide_To_Ecommerce_Success.pdf

Pedro Bacelar·October 24, 2019

uxdesign.cc

Guidelines for shopping carts on e-commerce checkouts

Pedro Bacelar·October 22, 2019

uxdesign.cc

The bulk experience: exploring multi-select and bulk actions

Pedro Bacelar·October 1, 2019

medium.com

“Designing a system that makes it easy to do bad things is bad”. Erika Hall on the ethics of UX design

Aline Silveira·September 11, 2019

smashingmagazine.com

how to improve our design process while dealing with complex product scenarios

Think about your last few software projects. Was there a healthy balance between concrete business goals, meeting users’ needs, and shipping the product in a timely fashion? The key to striking this balance is a design process that accounts for complexity, addresses design problems early, and avoids relying too heavily on third parties. A major contributor to clunky software is flawed design processes. In this article, Eric Olive will outline four design process problems and explain how to address them.

Aline Silveira·August 26, 2019

producthunt.com

A 7-step process to run audience research interviews

Pedro Bacelar·August 16, 2019

nngroup.com

“The big problem with the 3-click rule is that it has not been supported by data in any published studies to date. In fact, a...

“The big problem with the 3-click rule is that it has not been supported by data in any published studies to date. In fact, a study by Joshua Porter has debunked it;” - The 3-Click Rule for Navigation Is False

Lais Varejão·August 12, 2019

nngroup.com

great guidelines for designing breadcrumbs and secondary navigation

Support wayfinding by including breadcrumbs that reflect your site's information hierarchy. On mobile, avoid using breadcrumbs that are too tiny or wrap.

Aline Silveira·July 22, 2019

css-tricks.com

The Great Divide - Should we split the Front end Engineer into JS Engineer and UX Engineer?

Let’s say there is a divide happening in front-end development. I feel it, but it's not just in my bones. Based on an awful lot of written developer

João Lins·July 22, 2019

ux.stackexchange.com

interesting discussion about density and visual hierarchy for Settings pages

Aline Silveira·July 17, 2019

medium.muz.li

How to Design Large and Complex Web Tables

Pedro Bacelar·July 11, 2019

link.medium.com

How a UI process can help you get the right client feedback at the right time

Pedro Bacelar·June 27, 2019

uxmovement.com

The Optimal Placement for Mobile Call to Action Buttons

Did you know that where you place your buttons affects how fast users complete their task? Quicker task completion results in a more satisfying experience. If this is what you want, you have to place your buttons where users expect to find them. Here’s a comprehensive analysis of all the button placements you could use. […]

Pedro Bacelar·June 27, 2019