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Dear Instagram Users: Everything Will Be Okay
Instagram is shifting from reverse chronology to an algorithm-based feed, prioritizing relevant posts. People fear their content will be missed, but the change only reorders posts without removing them. Users will adapt to this change as they did with Facebook and Twitter.
A Multicultural Journey into Design
UX researcher Steven Liang discusses cultural differences in UI design between the US and China. US users prefer minimalist, single-purpose apps, while Chinese users appreciate multi-functional, one-stop-shop apps. East Asians are comfortable with information-dense websites, while Americans focus on a few big themes.
911 in the Age of Sexy Services
The outdated 911 emergency system struggles with modern technology, making it difficult to pinpoint callers' locations, especially from mobile phones. Upgrades are needed to handle GPS, texts, photos, and videos, while funding and governance reforms are required to support these changes.
Company Culture
Maintaining company culture isn't just about perks like food and happy hours; it's about work-life balance, continuous improvement, open communication, teamwork, and empowerment. Focusing on these aspects can create a strong, positive culture and prevent high employee turnover.
Yoga in the Workplace
Yoga in the workplace can reduce costs, improve productivity, enhance work quality, boost employee engagement, and create a better culture. Simple exercises can be practiced independently to reap these benefits and redesign your work experience without needing fancy equipment.
Exploring Technology That Helps the Elderly
By 2050, 2 billion people will be over 60, challenging caregivers. Tech solutions like IoT, wearables, and powered exoskeletons help seniors live independently. EmpowerYu's sensors, CarePredict's wrist device, and Cyberdyne's Hybrid Assistive Limb are notable examples.
Personas and Journey Mapping
Understanding users is crucial for product success. Personas and journey maps help build empathy, align stakeholders, and guide decisions. A recent study on job seekers used these tools to identify distinct personas, map their experiences, and uncover opportunities for product expansion.
Switching Careers With General Assembly
A year ago, I graduated from a UX Design course, unsure if I'd made the right choice. After immersing myself in the industry, networking, and gaining experience, I landed a UX Designer job I love. Taking this leap was scary, but it's been the best decision of my life.
Designing for Death
David Bowie's passing was a unique experience, as he released his final album, Blackstar, just days before. Rather than mourning, his fans celebrate his life and new work. His farewell feels more like a celebration, providing a sense of peace for those coping with the loss.
Getting to the Root of the Problem
As an Experience Researcher, understanding users' perspectives requires open-ended, unbiased questions. Techniques like the "5 Whys" help uncover the root of problems. Ensuring a safe, respectful space for sharing thoughts accelerates the process of finding design solutions.
Yee-haw! Celebratin’ Halloween + Farming!
Fall's here with pumpkin-flavored farming Halloween bash! Flannels, overalls & pink unicorns steal the show. EchoUser & ATS help farmers level up, with one sneaky member landing on a farmer's MOST WANTED list. Cheers to winning USDA Innovation Challenge award!
Today's Design Sprint Fundamentals
Design sprints are popular in organizations for quick ideation & prototyping. Rally Pagulayan, Design Director, offers tips for successful sprints: involve key players, have skilled facilitators, and follow up effectively. Design sprints combine Agile methodology & user-centered design process.
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