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How Systems Thinking Unlocked More Creativity Than I Could Ever Dream Of

  • Behavioral Science, Customer Experience, Design, Design Tools and Software, Usability, UX Education, UX Magazine

Systems thinking is popular in fields like: economics, psychology, ecology, computer science and many others. Learn more about it as a tool for predicting future outcomes and being creative.

Article by Robin Fransz
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How Systems Thinking Unlocked More Creativity Than I Could Ever Dream Of
  • In author’s view, the ultimate problem to solve for a designer is building a believable world and figuring out life itself.
  • The author shares his insights on the following ideas:
    • Information is everywhere.
    • Optimising your workflow is one of the most important things as you progress.
  • The author gives a concrete example of creating a systems thinking environment.
  • Systems thinking is like a muscle you can train — it helps you create a holistic overview that analyses a system as a whole and its relationships.
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5 Ways to Design Better EdTech Products with UX

  • Customer Experience, Design, Design Theory, Usability, UX Education, UX Magazine, UX World Changing Ideas

Learn 5 foundational tips on how to create better learning experiences for the EdTech industry.

Article by Nicole Gallardo
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5 Ways to Design Better EdTech Products with UX
  • The author unpacks 5 foundational tips to help UX designers create better learning experiences for the EdTech industry:
    1. Don’t design for EdTech. Design for education, using technology.
    2. Co-create with your learning community.
    3. Learn to speak business.
    4. Look outside of EdTech for inspiration.
    5. Diversify your experiences.
  • Designers need to remember that advancing the quality of UX design and advancing the industry standards themselves is a shared responsibility.
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AI predictions trending in 2022

  • Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Customer Experience, Technology, The Business of UX, Usability, UX Education, UX Magazine

AI will likely be a key foundational element as the technology matures into the metaverse. Here are some more predictions on AI trends.

Article by John Hrzic
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AI predictions trending in 2022
  • For business leaders it’s important to learn how new developments can transform the competitive landscape in their industry.
  • The author shares his presumptions on AI trends in 2022:
    1. AI will fully converge with data and cloud — demanding a new management approach
    2. Simulations will unleash AI’s power in supply chains, the metaverse, and more
    3. There will be no more “messy” data: AI will let you find, use and monetize it
    4. You’ll be able to assess and forecast AI’s full value, not just cost savings
    5. AI’s ESG impact will demand your attention
    6. AI will be too important for AI specialists to govern
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A Brief UX Audit of Standard Chartered Bank’s Mobile App Experience

  • Accessibility, Customer Experience, Design, Usability, UX Education, UX Magazine, Visual Design

Analyzing the standard chartered bank’s mobile app experience by using Nielsen Norman- 10 Heuristics Principles of design.

Article by Moiz Najmuddin
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A Brief UX Audit of Standard Chartered Bank’s Mobile App Experience
  • Humans need to navigate through disruption in technology and globalism with the human as the focus of problem solving.
  • The author of this article analyzes the bank app’s UX through the design thinking lens by using Nielsen Norman- 10 Heuristics Principles of design and provides key takeaways:
    • Visibility of system status
    • Match between system and the real world
    • User control and freedom
    • Consistency and standards
    • Error prevention
    • Recognition rather than recall
    • Flexibility and efficiency of use
    • Aesthetic and minimalist design
    • Help users recognize, diagnose, and recover from errors
    • Help and documentati
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Digital Transformation — What Exactly Is It?

  • Customer Experience, Design Tools and Software, Usability, UX Education, UX Magazine

A basic perspective of Digital Transformation (DX) and its implications to organizations

Article by Sukanya P
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Digital Transformation — What Exactly Is It?
  • The author defines the following key terms:
    • Digital
    • Transformation
    • Digital Transformation
  • For most organizations, the goals for digital transformation can be classified into the following:
    • Improve customer experience
    • Inhance business processes
    • Develop new business models
  • Reasons why companies might decide to go for digital transformation:
    • The change in the consumer behavior due to the heavy penetration of mobiles
    • Process efficiency enabled by technology in some industries
    • Organizations that do not adapt to the newer technologies will eventually face an existential crisis

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Why I’m Launching a Co-Design Community of Practice

  • Customer Experience, Design, Things UX People Like, UX Education, UX Magazine

Co-design community offers opportunities to connect and exchange with others, using creative and participatory methods. Learn more about a new online network of practitioners wanting to learn more about participatory design that is open to people all over the world.

Article by Emma Blomkamp
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Why I’m Launching a Co-Design Community of Practice
  • The author shares her ideas and experiences that have inspired her to launch a co-design community of practice.
  • The article covers:
    • How CoDesignCo emerged
    • What difference this community aspires to create
    • The CoDesignCo offers opportunities to connect and exchange with others, using creative and participatory methods
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