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UX Dark Patterns and Social Media Addiction(designorate.com)
3 points by rrm1977 4mo ago|0 comments
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Scamper Technique Examples and Applications(designorate.com)
1 points by rrm1977 4mo ago|1 comments
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by rrm1977 4mo ago
The SCAMPER technique is one of the brainstorming tools that allows us to explore solutions to problems by altering the current product through seven different approaches: Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put in Another Use, Eliminate, a
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
Ah, I am sorry to hear so. Yes, many of the courses out there are scum, but not he design thinking itself.
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
Thanks, I will fix this one. And yes, I am an old guy who doesn’t use AI in writing my articles. I tried once, and I felt like I was a slave to the machine ;) So, I am proud of my human mistakes in the age of AI perfection.
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
Very good add, thanks!
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
These are good points. Although I discussed the TRIZ in couple of my articles. I need to revisit my thoughts as it is over-egineered Russian tool that eliminate all the benefits of subjective constructivism design mindset. It is simply say,
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
it is normal to see people advocate their favourite tool or process. However, I always tell my design students to be critical and strategic when choosing their tools.
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
Me too don't understand the analogy between design thinking and data science. Both are too different. But even if I am a designer and teach design, I don't think there superiority here. it is how to benefit from each approach to a
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
I worked as a designer (digital products) for 15 years before moving to the academia. I used the same mindset to design medical technology devices. While the fields seems to be differnet, the design activities are the same regadlress the ou
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
To achieve innovation through design. it needs an organisational mindset and this shift comes with understanding that design culture is applied in strategic, tectical, and operational levels. Check my article What is this Thing Called Desig
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
Yes, this is a very good point indeed.
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
Yes, I totally agree. Good expertise is crucial indeed.
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
Yes, excatly. This is why Nigel Cross descirbe is as the designly way of thinking. Everyone has some kind of design ability, yet (good) designers show better ability to interpret situations and connect the differnet factors to better define
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by rrm1977 8mo ago
You have a veyr good point here. Sadly many people try to sell design thinking as a product without digging into its underpinning philosophy at all. This is driven by many business and egineering schools that tend to turn it into a creativi
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Design Thinking Books (2024)(designorate.com)
309 points by rrm1977 8mo ago|155 comments
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Step-By-Step Guide to UX Research Scenarios(designorate.com)
3 points by rrm1977 9y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Launches the Fluent Design System(techcrunch.com)
2 points by rrm1977 9y ago|0 comments
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by rrm1977 9y ago
Nothing definite in here, just theories needs more research. Just a shinny news title
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by rrm1977 9y ago
This is true, yet the cost is not calculated this way. It is not only the print cost. Large publishers have overhead cost that can exceed the publication cost itself such as the different departments, legal issues, marketing, renting for bo
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by rrm1977 9y ago
I believe the technology is still need development on different perspective especially the people acceptance. It is early to sign such deals.
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by rrm1977 9y ago
I am looking forward to test this tool. Does it test UX-related issues such as hierarchy, navigation...etc.?
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by rrm1977 9y ago
Congratulation for your new app. Adobe has a similar free app called Adobe Color. However, your app is better as it clearly define the color name and code. You may like to check their app and add a color scheme feature. Very good work!