Article No. 1417 | March 31, 2015
by Alexander Rauser
Banks need to develop new products, services, and channels to survive in our rapidly evolving technological landscape—here are nine things they can do to reach that goal.
Article No. 1416 | March 30, 2015
by Jim McCool
A look at the mysterious world of UX Magic in the form of a screenplay depicting a meeting between a desperate product team and a mysterious figure.
Article No. 1415 | March 27, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
How a design team brought the Boston School District into the 21st century (and won a Design for Experience award) by focusing on parents as users.
Article No. 1414 | March 25, 2015
by Steve Portigal
Designing rewarding experiences for enterprise users means observing and learning from people who are extremely distributed and specialized.
Article No. 1413 | March 24, 2015
by Tracey Lovejoy, Gayna Williams
UX executives who bring real change and innovation to their organizations rely on many of the same techniques when working with their teams and stakeholders.
Article No. 1412 | March 21, 2015
by Thomas Wendt
UXM contributor Thomas Wendt explains the inspiration behind his new book, Design for Dasein: Understanding the Design of Experiences.
Article No. 1411 | March 19, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
Results of the Strategy to Execution category of the Design for Experience awards show how agencies can work together with clients as a defacto lean start-up.
Article No. 1410 | March 18, 2015
by Nis Frome
A playbook for demand validation, featuring six customizable experiments.
Article No. 1409 | March 17, 2015
by David Peter Simon
To decrease complexity in our designs, we need to look to our users and discover what simplicity means to them.
Article No. 1408 | March 16, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
Results of the Promoting Empathy for Users category of the Design for Experience awards show how organizations can keep customers at their core.
Article No. 1407 | March 13, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
Results of the Work Environment for Digital Practitioners category of the Design for Experience awards show what agencies are doing to stay vibrant and relevant.
Article No. 1406 | March 11, 2015
by Wojciech Borowicz, Piotr Krawiec
Designing effective apps using beacon technology requires a deep understanding of context as well as a willingness to experiment.
Article No. 1405 | March 11, 2015
by UX Magazine Staff
Describe how good coffee tastes and enter to win a copy of Jon Kolko's new book, Well Designed.
Article No. 1404 | March 10, 2015
by Ken Soliva
Deciding where and when to add fidelity is a common UX problem, one that requires us to deconstruct fidelity itself.
Article No. 1403 | March 5, 2015
by UX Magazine Staff
We're developing a special coffee for winners of the Design for Experience awards
Article No. 1402 | March 4, 2015
by Siri Mehus
To make voice technology more human we need to create technology that supports our natural ability to build and negotiate understandings with others.
Article No. 1401 | March 3, 2015
by Jon Kolko
In an excerpt from his new book, Well Designed, Jon Kolko outlines a powerful design process.
Article No. 1400 | March 2, 2015
by UX Magazine Staff
The application deadline in the Design for Experience awards has been extended to March 14.
Article No. 1399 | March 2, 2015
by Emma Lindahl
Designing the best experiences across platforms means being responsive to the user, not the device.
Article No. 1398 | February 26, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
Results of the Cross-Platform Experience category of the Design for Experience awards show the road to truly ubiquitous computing.
Article No. 1397 | February 25, 2015
by James Wondrack
By agreeing on a common design taxonomy, practitioners can communicate their ideas more clearly and make certain their work adheres to recognized standards.
Article No. 1396 | February 24, 2015
by Toni Ferro
Popular satirical video "The Expert" exposes the need for UX practitioners who can effectively communicate technical information to clients.
Article No. 1395 | February 23, 2015
by Linda Matthews
Keeping momentum behind your creativity is key to crafting innovative experiences and requires flexibility, determination, and patience.
Article No. 1394 | February 19, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
Results of the Consumer Product category of the Design for Experience awards prove that successful design is all about balance.
