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Experience Design is a Perspective, not a Discipline

  • Business Value and ROI, Consumer products, Customer Experience, Design, Design Theory, Development, Emotion, Interaction Design, Internal Company Dynamics, Marketing and Brand, Personal and Professional Development, Product design, Project Management, Research Methods and Techniques, Team Dynamics, Technology, Usability, Working With Stakeholders

The co-author of the new book, Experience Design: A Framework for Integrating Brand, Experience, and Value, discusses how to gain the experience design perspective.

Article by Patrick Newbery
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Design for Experience: Bottom Line Impact

  • Business UX Leaders, Business Value and ROI, Consumer products, Design, Design for Experience Awards, Employee Experience, Employment and Hiring, Marketing and Brand, New and Emerging Technologies, Nomenclature, Onboarding, Open source, Operating Systems, Papers, Patents and Closed Systems, Patterns and Components, Personal and Professional Development, Personas, Persuasive Design, Presentations, Privacy and Data Security, Product design, Product Releases and Redesigns, Project Management, Research Methods and Techniques, Short News, Technology, The Business of UX, User Reported Feedback, UX Magazine

A closer look at the Design for Experience awards category: Bottom Line Impact

Article by UX Magazine Staff, Design for Experience
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Five Principles of Writing for Users

  • Content and Copy, Content Strategy, Decision Architecture, Design, Flow and Immersion, Information Design and Architecture, Interaction Design, Interface and Navigation Design, Personal and Professional Development, Product design, Team Dynamics, Usability, Video

Effective writing for UX projects often requires copy that guides users discretely and then disappears into the background—here are five guidelines to get you there.

Article by Ben Barone-Nugent
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Blurred Lines: Integrating development, management, and design to deliver great products

  • Agile and Iterative Process, Business Value and ROI, Customer Experience, Design, Design Tools and Software, Development, Employee Experience, Internal Company Dynamics, Personal and Professional Development, Product design, Project Management, Strategy, Team Dynamics, Technology, Vendor-Client Relationships

Excellent products that serve client goals and meet user needs depend on the collaboration of product management, product design, and software development.

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Is UX Your Achilles?

  • Agile and Iterative Process, Apple, Business Value and ROI, Contextual User Studies, Design, Design Tools and Software, Development, Google, Interaction Design, Interface and Navigation Design, Mobile Applications, Mobile Technology, New and Emerging Technologies, Personal and Professional Development, Product design, Prototypes, Research Methods and Techniques, Strategy, Technology, Twitter, Usability, User Acceptance Testing

Experienced developers who have been in the game for more than a decade often find the subtleties of UX can be a bit of a mystery, but there are ways to get up to speed.

Article by Zahid Jiwa
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Design that Gives Meaning to Users at Work

  • Design, Emotion, Employee Experience, Enterprise Products, Interaction Design, Interface and Navigation Design, Internal Company Dynamics, Internal Company Systems and Intranets, Mobile Applications, Personal and Professional Development, Product design, Psychology and Human Behavior, Research Methods and Techniques, Team Dynamics, Technology, Usability, User Reported Feedback

By looking at the role psychology plays in the workplace, we can create designs that give people a sense of purpose, enhancing creativity and productivity.

Article by AnneMarie Lock
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