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The Power of Disciplined Simplification

  • Agile and Iterative Process, Apple, Customer Experience, Design, Flow and Immersion, Information Design and Architecture, Interaction Design, Interface and Navigation Design, Internal Company Dynamics, New and Emerging Technologies, Personal and Professional Development, Research Methods and Techniques, User Acceptance Testing, Visual Design, Working With Stakeholders

By investing in focus, fluency, and magic, established firms can get up to speed with today’s CX leaders, embracing disciplined simplification.

Article by Allegra Burnette
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Comparing Four Popular, Page–Based, Interactive Prototyping Tools

  • Android, Apple iOS, Content and Copy, Design, Design Tools and Software, Development, Flow and Immersion, Information Design and Architecture, Interface and Navigation Design, Mobile Applications, Mobile Technology, Motion and Animation, Product design, Prototypes, Technology, Visual Design

A review of four page-based prototyping tools—Flinto, Invision, Keynote, and Fluid UI—reveals strengths, weaknesses, and use-cases for each.

Article by Bona Kim
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Card Decks: Tactile Tools for Pattern Finders, Integrative Thinkers, and Inspiration Seekers

  • Content and Copy, Design, Design Tools and Software, Facebook, Flow and Immersion, Google, Interaction Design, Patterns and Components, Product design, Project Management, Research Methods and Techniques, Research Tools and Software, Storytelling, Technology, Twitter, Usability

Card decks are an enduring tool with the power to transform digital and physical experiences by helping designers reorganize their thoughts and inspiring new interfaces

Article by Stephanie Gioia
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The Future of Wearable Technology in Pictures

  • Content and Copy, Contests and Giveaways, Customer Experience, Data visualization, Design, Facebook, Flow and Immersion, Gestures, Google, Interaction Design, Location-Based Services, Mobile Applications, Mobile Technology, New and Emerging Technologies, Product design, Prototypes, Sketching, Storytelling, Technology, Touch, Twitter, Ubiquitous Computing, Usability, Visual Design

The winners of our Drawing Ideas giveaway use sketches to imagine hypothetical uses for wearables.

Article by UX Magazine Staff
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It’s About Time

  • Content and Copy, Data visualization, Design, Flow and Immersion, Healthcare, Motion and Animation, Privacy and Data Security, Storytelling, Technology, Usability, Visual Design

Our understanding of time is dependent on the lens we use, and data visualizations can provide a set of lenses for viewing time from different perspectives.

Article by Hunter Whitney
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CUBI: A User Experience Model for Project Success

  • Business Value and ROI, Consumer products, Content and Copy, Content Strategy, Customer Experience, Data visualization, Design, Design Theory, Design Tools and Software, E-commerce, Emotion, Empathy, Flow and Immersion, Human factors, Information Design and Architecture, Interaction Design, Interface and Navigation Design, Marketing and Brand, Mobile Applications, Mobile Technology, New and Emerging Technologies, Personal and Professional Development, Product design, Project Management, Psychology and Human Behavior, Research Methods and Techniques, Sketching, Software, Storytelling, Strategy, Team Dynamics, Technology, Usability, User Acceptance Testing, Vendor-Client Relationships, Visual Design, Working With Stakeholders

Frustrated with confusing, unorganized, complex, or antiquated antiquated user experience models, a designer at The Nerdery created the CUBI model.

Article by Corey Stern
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