Living with information is an inherent part of life these days. Sites like Facebook, Wikipedia or your bank’s website are more than products or tools – they create contexts that change the way we interact, think, understand, and behave. In many ways, they function like places. Thinking about them like this gives designers of these information environments […]
Exciting change is afoot at UX mastery and its a real honour to be apart of it. I can’t recall seeing an online community so engaged and excited to talk about all things UXD. There is a genuine spirit to help each other learn and grow and to achieve greater knowledge and success. The world […]
Lou Rosenfeld joined us on Slack to talk about breaking research out of silos and truly collaborating within our organisations so that we can unlock the real value.
Is the time right for InsightsOps: the synthesis and operationalisation of research—currently locked in silos—that can lead to true insights across the organisation? Louis Rosenfeld explains in our next Ask the UXperts session.
Read this Ask the UXperts transcript to learn how designers and product owners can lead the way with understanding their responsibilities and implementing good processes when it comes to designing inclusive, accessible apps.
Learn how designers and product owners can lead the way with understanding their responsibilities and implementing good processes when it comes to designing inclusive, accessible apps.
Benjamin Humphrey joined us on Slack to share practical solutions to help you use your findings effectively. Here is the full transcript in case you missed it.
Uncovering effective ways to unify research findings so that can efficiently use them is can be a problem. Benjamin Humphreys offers practical solutions to help you use your findings effectively.
Susan Weinschenk joined us in our Slack channel to share her knowledge on psychology and neuroscience and how they can support our work as designers. Here is a transcript of the session.
We’ve spent November looking at how psychology and neuroscience help us design for people. We used Susan Weinschenk’s book 100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People as the inspiration so we’re pretty excited that she’ll be joining us in our Slack channel next week.
