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If you're overlooking performance engineering, you're setting yourself up for poor user experiences down the road. Drop a note in the comments if you'd like to talk about your performance engineering challenges and goals with an expert from WiReD Technology.
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Here is a snippet of my conversation with Alex Bratton ᯅ on simplicity and the enterprise world. How can we bring that simplicity to the enterprise is key to empower people to do their best, wherever they are.
Here's a snippet of my Spatial Conversation with Marcelo Moyano of StreamVoodoo talking simplicity and intuitive design in technology & highlighting Apple as a leader in creating user-friendly products. Link to the full Spatial Conversation in the comments. #applevisionpro #spatialconversations #employeeexperience
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🚀 Exciting Update! 🚀 We are delighted to introduce a fantastic new feature in our latest release, CupertinoAlertDialog 3.27! What's New? The CupertinoAlertDialog now supports the tap-slide gesture, enhancing the user experience by allowing more intuitive interactions. This new gesture makes our dialogs even more user-friendly and responsive. With this update, users can enjoy smoother and more natural interactions, bringing a modern touch to our application's interface. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to innovate and improve!
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My first blog post on "The Role of User Experience Design in Automotive Innovation: Blind Spot Indicators and More" has now been published on medium.com Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dZ2TiN3b
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Ever struggled to decide between a toggle switch and radio buttons? The answer isn’t always straightforward.🤔 One might think: use a toggle for binary actions and radio buttons for multiple options. But it’s not that simple. While designing a feature to let users edit a reason and toggle it on or off, I chose a toggle switch initially ❌ It’s binary, so it made sense, right? Not quite. Users found it unclear what each state represented. 🤷 Switching to radio buttons made all the difference. Why? They allowed for additional context, making the choices deliberate and the interaction clearer. 💡Lesson learned: It’s not just about functionality—it’s about how well the component communicates the intent. #UIDesign #UXDesign #InteractionDesign #DesignDecisions #UserExperience #DesignThinking #ProductDesign #InterfaceDesign #DesignTips #UIComponents #MicroInteractions #ToggleSwitch #RadioButtons #DesignLessons #UserCentricDesign
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Discussion ======== As a Senior Product Designer, What methods or strategies have you used to overcome user resistance to new interface paradigms? Can you describe a specific project where users struggled to learn or use the interface?
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When you design with Human-Computer Interaction, keep these ideas in mind! 🎯 Effectiveness 🎯 Efficiency 🎯 Satisfaction Understand that no matter what, the central message is that your users are at the heart of what you do. When you design, what else do you take into consideration?
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Feature suggestion X - Grouping call-to-action buttons with similar functionalities significantly enhances user experience by improving navigation, reducing cognitive load, and increasing efficiency. This leads to a cleaner, more organized interface, boosting conversion rates and user engagement. It also enhances accessibility, streamlines user flow, and simplifies maintenance, resulting in more effective and user-friendly interfaces.
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When you design with Human-Computer Interaction, keep these ideas in mind! 🎯 Effectiveness 🎯 Efficiency 🎯 Satisfaction Understand that no matter what, the central message is that your users are at the heart of what you do. When you design, what else do you take into consideration?
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Also #ErrorPrevention and error handling. And #learnability. #Usability principles I have followed for years.
When you design with Human-Computer Interaction, keep these ideas in mind! 🎯 Effectiveness 🎯 Efficiency 🎯 Satisfaction Understand that no matter what, the central message is that your users are at the heart of what you do. When you design, what else do you take into consideration?
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