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The Hidden Magic of UX: Unraveling the Feng Shui Connection

  • Conversational Design, Design, Design Theory, The rise of design, Things UX People Like, UX Education, UX World Changing Ideas

Harnessing Ancient Wisdom for Extraordinary User Experiences.

Article by Anurag Sen
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The Hidden Magic of UX: Unraveling the Feng Shui Connection
  • The article delves into the enchanting connection between UX design and the ancient wisdom of Feng Shui.
  • The author explores how the integration of Feng Shui principles can transform user experiences, creating harmonious digital journeys that evoke tranquility, balance, and a deep connection with users.
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Designing Materials for Better Storytelling with Generative AI

  • Artificial Intelligence, Design

Part of a series on prototyping with generative AI.

Article by Juliette Laroche
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Designing Materials for Better Storytelling with Generative AI
  • This article discusses the role of materials in product design, the concept of designing new materials, and the use of digital tools and AI in material development.
  • The author highlights the impact of materials on product storytelling and encourages designers to consider materials in their design process, envisioning a desired world through material design.
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Why We Need 11 Usability Heuristics

  • Design, Research Methods and Techniques, The Evolution of Research, The rise of design
Article by Jim Ekanem
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Why We Need 11 Usability Heuristics
  • The article critically examines the 10 Usability Heuristics by Jakob Nielsen, highlighting their limitations in addressing current technological advancements and societal contexts.
  • The author proposes an additional heuristic called “Accessibility and Inclusion” to bridge the gap and emphasize the need for designers to prioritize equal access and consider social identities and biases.
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8 Reasons Why Design Is Dead (And How We Can Revive It)

  • Design, Design Theory, Personal and Professional Development

I’m ashamed to call myself a designer.

Article by Circ Cular
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8 Reasons Why Design Is Dead (And How We Can Revive It)
  • This article discusses the harmful effects of design in the tech industry, including its impact on our well-being and society. It emphasizes the need for ethical design, mental health prioritization, and genuine human connections.
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13 Reasons Why You Should Hire a Stripper to Your UX Team

  • Design, Employee Experience, Employment and Hiring, Storytelling, The rise of design, UX Magazine

It’s time to strip away traditional norms and embrace the power of diverse perspectives.

Article by Lisa Wilson
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13 Reasons Why You Should Hire a Stripper to Your UX Team
  • The author gives a unique perspective on the transferable skills and diverse backgrounds that can contribute to the field of UX design, challenging traditional assumptions about professional qualifications.
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Design Products That Drive Behaviors: The Role of a Formalized Methodology

  • Design, Design Theory, Internal Company Systems and Intranets, The rise of design, UX Magazine, UX World Changing Ideas, Visual Design

The importance of a formalized methodology in behavioral design.

Article by Ignacio Parietti
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Design Products That Drive Behaviors: The Role of a Formalized Methodology
  • The article discusses the importance of a formalized methodology in behavioral design to create products that drive specific behaviors in users and outlines the “Behavioral Design Models” approach as a structured framework for achieving this.
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