This article explores how designers can harness AI as a collaborator and catalyst, freeing time for strategy, problem-solving, and user-centered impact.
Discover how AI-powered interfaces can nudge users toward greener digital habits—without sacrificing UX—in this research-driven exploration of sustainable interaction design.
The human brain has natural variations in functionality, and individual cognitive function differences impact user experience. Yet designing with certain practices improves a user interface for diverse profiles. Accessible layouts, customization options, consistent communication, and inclusion through the development process make better digital products for everyone.
This article reviews promising technologies leveraging AI to improve everyday experiences through chatbots, accessibility features, and predictive analytics. AI tools even assist in UX design with accessibility adjustment and optimization. The integration of AI into UX offers exciting possibilities, yet it raises significant ethical concerns about data privacy, algorithm bias, and transparency. UX designers must…
Laws of UX is a resource for new designers and researchers to better understand the psychological principles of design. The first 10 chapters each focus on an individual design principle, provide examples, and suggest research methods. The last 2 chapters discuss ethics and suggestions for implementation.
Product outcomes and revenue are paramount for tech companies. Though often sharing roadmaps, their related plans can lack comprehensive evaluation and prioritization from the UX and customer perspective. A customized Product Matrices Map (PPM) can orchestrate seamless communication among designers, product managers, engineers, and all stakeholders to drive efficient goal alignment. Prioritization of features’ development…
Trauma is a global epidemic. Almost everyone has lived experience of trauma, and re-traumatization—reliving the traumatic event—can happen at any moment from related or unrelated stimuli; in the digital age, that notably includes technology. User experience researchers and designers are uniquely positioned to ensure tech is helpful and avoids (further) harming anyone. This article first…
This article offers a design solution for enhancing chronic pain communication that employs color, shapes, motion, and sound to include nuance and specificity. Specific descriptions of pain can result in more accurate medical diagnoses and treatments that increase patient satisfaction.
Research findings demonstrate how this approach improves upon existing methods. The author explains how the…
Curiosity is powerful. How can we be more curious? Is it possible to invite others to be curious as well?
Localizing your site for Asia may mean a radically different design, brand-new elements, or country-specific SEO.