Jakob Nielsen’s 10 usability heuristics were defined from a factor analysis of the use of a much larger set of usability principles to explain a database of usability problems in development projects. The 10 heuristics in the final list from 1994 had the greatest explanatory power in this analysis, which is why they are still useful today.
In his Three Conversations in Design presentation at Convey UX Andrew Hogan shared trends in user experience jobs, scaling, and the impact of AI on designers. Here are my notes from his talk:
Designers are the right innovators for defining hybrid AI experiences, blending proactive and reactive intelligence
From how designers, developers, and their colleagues in marketing come together to how businesses can deliver better digital experiences to their end users, let’s take a look at how design systems offer a solution for website owners’ critical business concerns.
The Internet is very powerful. Despite its ability and usefulness as a tool, recent trends and standards have rendered this globally available and enhancing technology into a space that is unpredictable and frustrating from a user experience.
“This is almost impressively bad.”
Understanding why UX is not enough and three ways to augment your skills
Usability heuristics suggest what influences the design of successful board games.
Be warned: Hackers may take advantage of any confusion around what the login page should look like.
Your planning master doc can be an effective hub for everyone. A senior UX director breaks down how to create your team’s roadmap.
