Design Digest | July 2022
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Design Digest | July 2022

Design Digest is a collection of articles and various design materials dedicated to the best international product design.


Articles:

How Big Tech Runs Tech Projects and the Curious Absence of Scrum

A survey of how tech projects run across the industry highlights Scrum being absent from Big Tech. By Gergely Orosz



Spatial Web Browsing

Adding spatial affordances to the experience of browsing the web. @Mappletons



Customer-Centric Value Creation with a Jobs-To-Be-Done Mindset

An approach and five tips on how to create value for your customers and your company. By Wolfram Nagel



5 things to learn from type designers while dealing with visuals | by Ashish Kumar | Bootcamp

1. They don’t use the same size for all.

2. They can make things more circular than a circle.

3. They take smooth turns to avoid accidents.

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Earning digital trust: Where to invest today and tomorrow

Leaders can invest in these four emerging digital trust solutions to enable more trusted data and information for the foreseeable future. By Deloitte



Surveys suggest that 81% of consumers lose trust in a brand after a breach, while 25% completely stop interacting with it.

2019 CONSUMER SURVEY: TRUST AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE ERA OF DATA MISUSE

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How To Make CX/UX Agile In 5 Steps by Debbie Levitt

IDEAS IN BRIEF

1. Hire fully qualified CX and UX pros to do CX and UX work

2. Hire CX/UX at a nearly 1:1 ratio with engineering

3. Kill most meetings, five UX decision-making autonomy

4. Estimate time and plan

5. Tri-Track Customer-Centric Agile



Swiping vs Tapping, What is Less Distracting to Drivers?

“My advice to car companies is not to add swipe gestures to their infotainment systems.” By Casper Kessels



Building like it's 1984: Scrollbars in web applications - Height

Scrollbars currently vary in style and behavior across the different OSes, browsers, and scrolling devices (e.g., trackpad, magic mouse, mouse with wheel, …).



What are variable fonts? And how to use them

A variable font is a new technology for displaying and working with typography, and it will revolutionize the way designers use typography. By Edward Chechique



10 Trendiest Illustration Styles in Web Design in 2022


As they say, clothes don’t make the man, but… It’s a pity when a service or product of top quality is wrapped in an outdated or banal “package”. In particular, we’re talking about illustrations and, in general, visuals that business owners place on their websites. After all, even if a few years ago you created a truly attractive design for your web product, this does not mean that it’s still relevant today and is positively perceived by its target audience.



What makes a design accessible: 9 best practices



Setting UX Roles and Responsibilities in Product Development: The RACI Template

Use a flexible responsibility-assignment matrix to clarify UX roles and responsibilities, anticipate team collaboration points, and maintain productivity in product development. By Anna Kaley




Are some fonts ageist?

A new study reveals that the speed at which you’re able to read online depends a lot on the font—and your age.

BY SUZANNE LABARRE

If you’re of a certain age, you might have noticed that you no longer read as quickly as you once did. This may be due to vision loss or cognitive changes. Or it might be due to something else: ageist fonts.



Your portfolio is stopping you from getting that job. By Amit Das



Typography Do’s and Don'ts

Typography is an essential part of any UI design or branding design. Good use of typography draws attention to itself. By Rivanshi Sharma



Touch-First Cursor: Round Pointers vs. Mouse Arrows

WRITTEN BY: Graeme Fulton



A product design process for the real world

The product design playbook I use to break down and execute design projects. By Ted Goas



Mojo Vision CEO successfully wore a smart contact lens in his eye



Design Systems Survey - 2022

Of the 219 responses, 183 spent most of their time as a creator or maintainer of a design system, while 37 spent most of their time as a user or subscriber. 



UX Writing: Study Guide

Summary: Unsure where to start? Use this collection of links to our articles and videos to learn how to write and present information that aligns with users’ needs and online reading behaviors. By Anna Kaley




How to Design for Human Aging: 5 Methods for Inclusive Digital Experiences | By Alina Karl



Building an Accessibility Library. By Stephanie Hagadorn



ALGORITHMS FOR DECISION MAKING

“This book provides a broad introduction to algorithms for decision making under uncertainty”.

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