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The UX Research Methodology subway map trap
(reddit.com)
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1mo ago
How did you come across this book? Sounds very interesting... I'll have to check it out!
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Ask HN: Books Written for Polyglots?
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UX StackExchange – less questions, less answers
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4mo ago
Even before the AI disruption, the writing was already on the wall for design creativity and professional development.
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StackOverflow's Alarming Q+A Drop
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4mo ago
The writing was on the wall even before the AI disruption
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4mo ago
Creativity is a funny thing because most (or too many) people that come to the classes, or perhaps think about coming to the classes, are afraid of it because they don’t believe they’re creative. I hear that a lot, particularly from blokes
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When it comes to data-ink ratio, optimize rather than maximize
(scienceux.org)
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6mo ago
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Nintendo Wii Themed Portfolio
(akiraux.vercel.app)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
Nice to see someone put some passion and energy into their portfolio design that is sure to give AI parsers a hard time!
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Life/Art Lessons – Origami
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https://hanakami.art - what is hanakami? You can find out more here: https://origamiusa.org/thefold/article/art-hanakami-or-flowe... Why would anyone want to fold flower petals into origami? I guess yo
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8mo ago
If the author had replaced the term "UX" with design, then the article would make more sense to me. To continue with the misuse of UX in IT to mean fancy and unnecessary design seems quite strange, because design has always been a
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1y ago
I would say so based on the demographic profile: https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/developers#profile
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What do you get out of the StackOverflow Dev Survey Results?
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1y ago
Just curious what people make out of it since it is probably one of the longer standing surveys across the industry.
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1y ago
Thoughts on Parkour and Woodwork
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1y ago
If you get around to trying this, please let me know and send me an image. I want to keep a record of the types of flowers that you can fold, along with the people who have done this :)
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1y ago
I can assure you that they are definitely bougainvillea flowers that I folded. In fact there appears to be quite a few varieties and they do possess different colours: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bougainvillea You ar
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I can assure you that the coin of this term caused me quite a bit of headache, even though I would prefer to focus on the fact that I am not aware of anyone else folding flower petals into origami, except for one other person who has done t
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The Ten Commandments for Using Hand Tools
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Over time, just about every possible mistake has been made (and a few you would not believe were possible). Most of these I have also made myself That old saying about the inevitability of death and taxes needs to be expanded to read the in
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The Art of Hanakami, or Flower-Petal Folding
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The Fine Art of Nesting
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Lessons learnt about life through art, and art through the lens of life
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Technique: What is it and how do you get it?
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When you start to look for what you have done wrong, you will eventually also start to think about how you might go about the work so as to minimse the chances of that mistake happening again. Once you start doing this you have entered the
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2y ago
Sharing information about UX design (and any discussions on related topics) for anyone outside of the industry who is interested. The discussions within the industry are not all that interesting to me at the moment :P
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Reddit as a Teaching Tool?
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