Article No. 1393 | February 18, 2015
by Indi Young
In an excerpt from her new book, Practical Empathy, Indi Young explains how to make change on the inside.
Article No. 1392 | February 17, 2015
by Becky Reed
Want to make change within your organization? Use your design skills internally to create a better workplace.
Article No. 1391 | February 16, 2015
by Pamela Pavliscak
Beyond algorithms, automation, A/B testing, and analytics, the goal of data-driven design is to develop a better understanding of everyday experience.
Article No. 1390 | February 12, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
Lessons in the strategic adoption of UX from Citrix and the Design for Experience awards.
Article No. 1389 | February 11, 2015
by Nis Frome, Steven Cohn
Running A/B tests using prototypes can save you time and money in the development process while also unearthing potential for innovation.
Article No. 1388 | February 10, 2015
by Navin Natoewal
Standardization and better interface design hold the keys to the widespread adoption (and enjoyment) of smart TV technology.
Article No. 1387 | February 9, 2015
by Rhiannon Jones
Global brands have local audiences and need to balance the demands of localization with the need for consistency in their content.
Article No. 1386 | February 5, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
The results of the Bridging Digital and Physical Experiences category of the Design for Experience awards shows how technology affects our perception of reality.
Article No. 1385 | February 4, 2015
by UX Magazine Staff
You can get free book from Rosenfeld Media by recommending someone for a Design for Experience award.
Article No. 1384 | February 4, 2015
by Lillien Waller, College for Creative Studies
How design students from the College for Creative Studies in Detroit worked closely with GM to create a driving experience focused on Millennials and safety.
Article No. 1383 | February 3, 2015
by Jaq Andrews
The right arrow is a popular navigation tool but it lacks a consistent style and function, creating much confusion for users.
Article No. 1382 | February 2, 2015
by Elaine Matthias
A team of Rosenfeld Experts discuss the merit of UX certifications and alternate methods for developing the skills designers need.
Article No. 1381 | January 29, 2015
by Saul Gurdus
The power has shifted to consumers and, in 2015, companies will need to be focused and flexible in order to create experiences that succeed.
Article No. 1380 | January 28, 2015
by Sawyer Bateman
While native apps are able to take full advantage of a mobile device's features, responsive design remains a viable option in many cases.
Article No. 1379 | January 27, 2015
by Lee Dale
A comprehensive guide for using your MVP to get the right product to market, fast.
Article No. 1378 | January 26, 2015
by Juan Bell Jr.
Here are four questions you must ask when taking the important step of optimizing your site for mobile.
Article No. 1377 | January 23, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
The results of the Academic Program category of the Design for Experience awards show that great relationships can help make great designers.
Article No. 1376 | January 22, 2015
by Abby Covert
In an excerpt from her book, "How to Make Sense of Any Mess," Abby the IA explains the true nature of information.
Article No. 1375 | January 21, 2015
by Liraz Margalit
As the buying process moves online, smart businesses are adapting and realizing the necessity of reading and responding to the digital body language of their prospects.
Article No. 1374 | January 19, 2015
by Nathan Graves
Users are accustomed to great experience design in consumer apps, and you can up productivity and improve bottom lines by giving them similar experiences at work.
Article No. 1373 | January 9, 2015
by UX Magazine Staff
Design for Experience award winner Lookback proves that giving UX practitioners rewarding experiences can be a recipe for success.
Article No. 1372 | January 9, 2015
by Josh Tyson | UX Magazine
A look back at CES 2015 reveals a more connected future filled with bold possibilities and potential pitfalls.
Article No. 1371 | January 8, 2015
by Rob Keefer
The DoGo map is a lightweight, scalable information architecture tool that provides a high-level understanding of the information architecture of a site.
Article No. 1370 | January 8, 2015
by Ian Schoen
Prototypes are powerful tools for explaining design decisions to clients and can communicate ideas more effectively that documentation.
