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Analyzing Spotify’s new day list feature: UI, UX, and great ML

  • Analytics and Tracking, Behavioral Science, Contextual User Studies, Design, Interaction Design, Mobile Applications, The Business of UX, UX Magazine

I’ve never felt more seen in my life.

Article by Rosie Hoggmascall
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Analyzing Spotify’s new day list feature: UI, UX, and great ML
  • The article delves into the introduction of Spotify’s “daylist” feature, explaining its impact on content discovery, user engagement, and self-awareness of music preferences.

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Why AI Can’t Make Human Creativity Obsolete

  • Accessibility, Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Behavioral Science, Design, Empathy, Interaction Design, Technology, UX Magazine

Recent history gives us a powerful and definitive reason for hope

Article by Alberto Romero
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Why AI Can’t Make Human Creativity Obsolete
  • The article explores the paradox of AI-driven obsolescence of human creativity.
  • It discusses why the fear that AI will make human creativity obsolete is unfounded, highlighting that humans inherently prefer human creations, imperfections and all, over AI-generated perfection.
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The Power of Thoughtful Notifications in Apps: Less is More!

  • Accessibility, Behavioral Science, Customer Experience, Design, Empathy, Mobile Applications, Mobile Technology, Technology, Usability, UX Magazine

The evolution of notification strategies in digital apps.

Article by Pourav Raj
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The Power of Thoughtful Notifications in Apps: Less is More!
  • The article explores the evolution of notification strategies in digital apps, focusing on industry leaders like Meta (formerly Facebook) and their shift toward sending fewer, more relevant notifications.
  • The author underlines the significance of striking a balance in notification design and creating personalized, user-centric app experiences.
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AI as a Research Participant: Tips, Tools, and Techniques 

  • Artificial Intelligence, Behavioral Science, Contextual User Studies, Defining AI, Direct Observation Research, Emotion, Human factors, Interviews, New and Emerging Technologies

A Conversation with Marina Zhukova, PhD Student at UCSB and OneReach.ai Academic Fellow.

Article by Marina Zhukova
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AI as a Research Participant: Tips, Tools, and Techniques 
  • The article discusses the research into how emojis influence online communication, conducted using GPT-3.5 Turbo, and highlights the findings and challenges in incorporating AI into studies.
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Fatigue and the Designer

  • Behavioral Science, Employee Experience, Employment and Hiring, Human factors, Requirements and Specifications

How I combat my job insecurities through storytelling and collaboration.

Article by Chris Kernaghan
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Fatigue and the Designer
  • The article explores the issue of burnout and fatigue among UX designers and suggests strategies, including effective storytelling and self-care, to combat these challenges and create a more positive work environment.
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Behavioral Design: What Is It? And Why Should You Learn To Apply It?

  • Behavioral Science, Conversational Design, Design, Design Theory, Psychology and Human Behavior, The rise of design

The opposite direction is the right one.

Article by Marcelo Brum
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Behavioral Design: What Is It? And Why Should You Learn To Apply It?
  • The article introduces the concept of Behavioral Design, emphasizing the importance of understanding cognitive biases and delivering value to all parties involved in the user experience.
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