2025-11-05 22:33:13
No one wants to build bad products. But in an industry where programmers implement features to order, it can be hard to shake that feeling.
This is how orgs see the ROI of UX: as a soothing function to tell everyone they're doing a good job. And as a scapegoat, when we finally learn otherwise.
UX cheerleading is doing the industry no favors.
#UX
Really nice and refreshing talk on #UX #design:
https://youtu.be/1fZTOjd_bOQ
"Are we stuck with the same De…
Wondering if this would be useful?
(I messed up while screen recording this & accidentally mentioned everyone 😂 — now deleted, sorry 🙇♂️)
#PhanpySocialDev (still on my local, not on dev site)
#Design
RE: #UX
Most meetings are bad, and most attempts to fix it merely reduce the *amount* of meetings, rather than do anything to improve their usefulness.
This is an opportunity for #UX designers aspiring to "do strategy." But hi-fi artifacts won't help you here; their purpose is to document decisions that have already been made.
Lo-fi artifacts only appear skippable when seen alone; i…
When you say "we don't need user research, I already know what users want" this is what you look like
#ux #UXDesign #userresearch
I've used Audacity from time to time, so I was a little bit curious anyway, but this video from Tantacrul was really interesting on more fundamental topics too:
• change management
• technical debt
• usability
• discoverability
• defaults
and balancing the needs of newcomers against people who've got used to things working as they do now.
Respect!
(Audacity is audio editing software, simpler than e.g. Reaper or ProTools.)
#Audacity #AudioEditing #video #ChangeManagement #TechnicalDebt #UX #Tantacrul