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…
UX Mastery editor Richard Buck sits down with David Travis to pick his brain about important areas of attention for aspiring and current professionals in the industry.
Join Hawk and the amazing UX Mastery community as they embark on a fun 100 day sketching challenge.
Calling all UXers in the London area! Mobile UX London is holding their annual conference on November 21st, and they have very kindly offered us a free ticket to give away to our community! This year the conference focus is User-Centred Design and how new technologies are going to change the way we design for…
Hawk recently dipped her toes into an Interaction Design Foundation training course and she was hooked. Read about her experience here.
Description Reverse It is a simple game that can help a design team get unstuck when trying to solve a problem, or to generate new ideas. Instead of solving the actual problem, the team solves the reverse problem. For example, if the problem is how to increase conversion, design a solution that would decrease conversion.…
Game at a glance: Group structure: Small teams Outcome: Idea generation, breaking a ‘stuck’ design proble Preparation needed?: No Who to involve: Design team, users Description Idea Cards help design teams to brainstorm solutions to design problems. They are good for helping teams think about a problem in a different way to previously. Teams are…
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.
