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The UX of IoT: Why compatibility is essential to user experience
Internet-connected devices that aren’t computers have existed since the early 1980s, when a Pennsylvania...
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The trouble with mega drop-down menus and what you can do differently
Look at this… Let’s say you’re looking to buy a Samsung watch from EE...
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The importance of proper ‘framing’ in UX research
At the risk of sounding like a broken record in the UX space, ‘you...
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The evolution of accessibility in UX and why it’s important
Why should we study the history of anything? History helps us better understand where...
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Sustainable design: how your website can save energy and the environment
How harmful to the environment is running a website? How much energy is your...
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Interview: Stefan Twerdochlib, Product Design Lead at H&M
H&M, the Swedish multinational clothing-retail company, has recently seen enormous growth in its ecommerce...
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Six ecommerce trends for 2019
As I wrote back in 2018, the user experience of ecommerce sites has generally...
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Eight things you should know about using Zoom or Skype for remote research
Are you interested in conducting remote user research but you’ve noticed that Zoom has...
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13 experts on quantifying the commercial impact of UX research with A/B tests
I have an inkling that UX and A/B testing should work together more often...
