Article No. 1373 | January 9, 2015
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
A look back at CES 2015 reveals a more connected future filled with bold possibilities and potential pitfalls.
Article No. 1371 | January 8, 2015
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
Prototypes are powerful tools for explaining design decisions to clients and can communicate ideas more effectively that documentation.
Article No. 1369 | January 7, 2015
An adapted excerpt form "Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products" explores strategies for designing technology users will find addictive.
Article No. 1368 | January 6, 2015
Using "appticipation" and location-based data to reimagine The Home Depot's mobile shopping experience.
Article No. 1366 | January 4, 2015
How MailChimp, Photojojo, and GrubHub use interactions that elicit joy, inspiration, and enlightenment to reward users on an emotional level.
Article No. 1365 | December 29, 2014
You can get free book from Rosenfeld Media when recommend someone for a Design for Experience award.
Article No. 1364 | December 23, 2014
An iPad ordering system at an airport restaurant leaves one user hungry for a better experience.
Article No. 1363 | December 22, 2014
UX Magazine contributors give us their predictions for the trends and developments that will shape experience design in 2015.
Article No. 1362 | December 19, 2014
UX Magazine contributors give us their picks for the trends—both good and bad—that impacted experience design in 2014.
Article No. 1361 | December 18, 2014
In recent years, product designers have changed the experience of using tobacco, can they change cultural attitudes as well?
Article No. 1360 | December 17, 2014
Creating interfaces that reward your users and your employees is challenging work that can yield beautiful results and boost your bottom line.
Article No. 1357 | December 10, 2014
A closer look at the results of the Experience that Makes a Difference category of the Design for Experience awards reveals the power of UX to improve lives.
Article No. 1356 | December 9, 2014
An intercept at the start of checkout on your e-commerce site frustrates users and may cost you far more sales than it gains you.
Article No. 1355 | December 8, 2014
Observing the way people engage with products early in life provides foundational knowledge as we strive to produce rewarding and useful products for adults.
Article No. 1354 | December 4, 2014
Armed with contextual data about your users, you can better categorize and personify them and customize app features for them.
Article No. 1353 | December 3, 2014
We can push the limits of learned interaction patterns, paradigms, and visual language and trust users to embrace new UI experiences.
Article No. 1352 | December 2, 2014
The intersection of wearable tech, sensors, and connectivity is likely where the next major breakthroughs in experience design will take place.
Article No. 1351 | December 1, 2014
The success of a mobile app or site can be made—or broken—by how effectively it uses gestures and animations.
Article No. 1349 | November 25, 2014
A review of several layer- and code-based prototyping tools highlights opportunities to gain more control over your mobile prototypes.
Article No. 1348 | November 24, 2014
The 2014 international Design for Experience awards program, presented by UX Magazine, is now accepting applications and recommendations.
Article No. 1347 | November 19, 2014
If you want to give users an experience they can't live without, your app functionality should take location data into consideration.
Article No. 1346 | November 18, 2014
Some key experience design insights into the sharing economy gleaned from a ride-along study of Uber users in San Francisco.
