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Wear Are We?

Apple, Consumer products, Customer Experience, Design, Development, Emotion, Global Products and Localization, Government and Public Services, Healthcare, Input devices, Interaction Design, Mobile Applications, Mobile Technology, Neurology, New and Emerging Technologies, Product design, Technology, Technology for the Common Good, Usability

In the wake of a new implementation of brain-computer interface headgear, we asked three UX Magazine contributors about the trajectory of wearable technology.

Article by UX Magazine Staff

August 6, 2014

5 min read

A Tablet Still Is Not a Book … Not Yet

Apple, Consumer products, Design, Digital Publishing and eBooks, Entertainment and Humor, Human factors, iPad, iPhone, Neurology, Product design, Psychology and Human Behavior, Tablet, Touch

When it comes to finishing Finnegans Wake, you might stand a better chance on paper than on a tablet.

Article by Dan Turner

September 25, 2012

11 min read

Yes, Experience Can Be Designed

Design Theory, Neurology, Psychology and Human Behavior

Experience designers investigate the motivations behind users’ behaviors to develop skill in predicting and guiding those behaviors.

Article by Elias Parker

December 13, 2011

6 min read

Know Without Thinking: Instinct in UX

Neurology, Product design, Psychology and Human Behavior, Usability

Users aren’t blank slates, so UXD can leverage implicit memory in designs.

Article by Taylor Bastien

July 12, 2011

8 min read

Everyone Forgets Memory

Neurology, Psychology and Human Behavior, Strategy

What did your customer remember after using your product? Will they share their memories with others?

Article by Dmitry Dragilev, Jeremy Britton

September 30, 2010

6 min read

The Psychologist’s View of UX Design

Emotion, Neurology, Psychology and Human Behavior, Usability

Psychologist and cognitive scientist Dr. Susan Weinschenk explains how her science informs UX design.

Article by Susan Weinschenk, Ph.D.

May 19, 2010

7 min read

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