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Navigating the Web with Text vs. GUI Browsers: AI UX Is 1992 All Over Again
www.uxtigers.com
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For its first two years, the web was a text-only medium with a command-line user interface similar to the UI for current generative AI tools like ChatGPT. Only after GUI browsers launched in 1993 did the web explode. AI needs a similar GUI revolution in usability.

Accordion Editing and Apple Picking: Early Generative-AI User Behaviors
www.nngroup.com
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Two new user behaviors are prevalent in interactions with text-based AI chatbots. User research shows the iterative and often complex ways users engage with AI tools for productivity.

User Interviews 101
www.nngroup.com
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User interviews help you learn who your users are, what their experiences are like, and what they need, value, and desire.

Accessibility and Inclusivity: Study Guide
www.nngroup.com
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Unsure where to start? Use this collection of links to our articles and videos to learn more about accessible and inclusive design.

Jakob’s Law of the Internet User Experience
jakobnielsenphd.substack.com
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Users spend most of their time on other websites, so they expect your site to work like all the other sites they already know. When a design deviates from users’ expectations, usability suffers. Don’t be arrogant and assume that your new design idea is so brilliant that it can overrule decades of user habituation.

CrossFunctional-Collaboration: Challenges and Strategies for Success
www.nngroup.com
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To improve crossfunctional collaboration, UX teams must be aware of the challenges they face and develop tailored solutions for each unique challenge

Information Architecture vs. Sitemaps: What’s the Difference?
www.nngroup.com
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Information architecture is the practice of structuring, organizing, and labeling content from your website. Sitemaps are visualization tools that are used predominantly for planning purposes.

9 eye-scanning patterns, 10 ways to adapt the text for max readability.
uxplanet.org
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People Don’t Read Online—They Scan. This Is How to Write for Them Scanning is searching. Reader’s behavior when scanning may seem pure laziness, but it’s not. It’s an efficient strategy to seek out and filter information. Scanning also allows readers to avoid informational overload.

NN/g UX design study guides
www.nngroup.com
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Study Guides Articles & Videos

17/08/2023
Write more, design less (and better)
uxdesign.cc
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How writing reframes our knowledge and drives our decisions. Our message is effectively drowning in a sea of organizational and semantic noise that is part and parcel of the product itself. how do we make this easier on the user? Nope… not empathy. Writing. Writing about anything presupposes some degree of understanding of the context.

Heuristic Evaluation: How to Conduct a Heuristic Evaluation
www.interaction-design.org
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Heuristic evaluation is the activity of using a set of guidelines (heuristics) to evaluate if an interface is user-friendly. Let’s look at what heuristics are and how you can conduct a heuristic evaluation to improve the usability of your designs

The Hawthorne Effect or Observer Bias in User Research
www.nngroup.com
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Individuals often modify their behavior if they know they are being observed. That phenomenon became known as the Hawthorne effect or the observer bias. We can mitigate this effect by building rapport, designing natural tasks, and spending more time with study participants.

The paradox of choice, multitaksing and decision making in the age of information overload.
timo-m-lange.myhub.ai

I came across those two talks.In view of work load, deliverables, priorities, dissemination and channels and activities to communicate on...I thought watching those might have some good inspiration, food-for-thought, something for everyone.In my case, I can take a lot to think about and apply the web; user behaviour, accessibility, web writing a…

16/05/2023
5 myths that fuel rejection of science
timo-m-lange.myhub.ai

Scientists need to have some understanding of audiences to improve the chance of a true dialogue. Science communication requires well-trained science communicators with a high-level of skill and expertise to help people to understand research.

The danger of imposter syndrome
timo-m-lange.myhub.ai

Never be afraid to speak up, simply because you feel there are more valuable voices in the room.

The Myth of Multitasking
www.psychologytoday.com
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Think you can multitask well? Think again. Take this test.

15/05/2023
Error-Message Guidelines
www.nngroup.com
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Design effective error messages by ensuring they are highly visible, provide constructive communication, and respect user effort.

Why we need to invest in good web-copywriting
timo-m-lange.myhub.ai
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"Easy writing makes hard reading" - Ernest Hemingway "The discipline of the written word punishes both stupidity and dishonesty" - John Steinbeck

What to read to become a better writer
www.economist.com
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Five texts that explain how to write simply and well: 1 Politics and the English Language - 2 Style: Lessons in Clarity and Grace - 3 On Writing Well: The Classic Guide to Writing Nonfiction - 4 The Sense of Style: The Thinking Person’s Guide to Writing in the 21st Century - 5 Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of English Usage.

11/05/2023
How to improve your ChatGPT prompts and responses
www.techradar.com
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It's like learning a new language - kind of.

Top 10 UI Trends Every Designer Should Know
www.interaction-design.org
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People get easily bored with trends, and every few years, the pendulum swings from one way to another. We have all seen the rise and fall of iconic fashion pieces or art movements. The same thing happens in User Interface (UI) design.

Mobile User Experience (UX) Design
www.interaction-design.org
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Your constantly-updated definition of Mobile User Experience (UX) Design and collection of topical content and literature

The One Thumb, One Eyeball Test for Good Mobile Design
www.interaction-design.org
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In a distracted environment, the best form of smartphone interaction is a high-speed, easy-to-use one. Luke calls the typical mobile usage a "one thumb, one eyeball" experience, since the highly distracted environment causes most mobile users to engage in one-handed use with short spans of partial attention.

All ChatGPT Prompts in 1 Article
levelup.gitconnected.com
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It’s not about learning a fixed number of prompts; it’s about mastering the art of creating well-structured, clear, and specific prompts that cater to your unique needs and interests. With the help of refining your prompt crafting skills, you can ensure that your interactions with ChatGPT consistently produce the best possible outcomes.

Make it Easy on the User: Designing for Discoverability within Mobile Apps
www.interaction-design.org
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The easier your mobile application is to learn to use and the easier it is for your users to find the functionality to learn it – the more useful that application is likely to be to the user. The user experience is also likely to greater.

What is Hick’s Law?
www.interaction-design.org
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Hick’s Law (or the Hick-Hyman Law) states that the more choices a person is presented with, the longer the person will take to reach a decision. Named after psychologists William Edmund Hick and Ray Hyman, Hick’s Law finds frequent application in user experience (UX) design—namely, to avoid overwhelming users with too many choices, thereby keeping

If Your User Can’t Find You, You Won’t Have Any Users – Mobile Applications and Discoverability
www.interaction-design.org
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Discoverability is not a new concept for web designers. In fact Search Engine Optimization and various forms of Search Engine Marketing arose from the need to make websites easy to discover by users. In the mobile application space this issue of discoverability is becoming ever more important – with nearly 700 apps a day being released on Apple’s s

The language of design
www.uxdesigninstitute.com
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A good design process: How is someone navigating through it? How are these things co-located together? Which pages are we grouping together? Can people find them? ... less attached to the tone of voice and more interested in simplicity and utility ... more like an architect than a prose-writer, putting LEGO blocks together in the most useful w…

ProPublica experiments with ultra-accessible plain language in stories about people with disabilities
www.niemanlab.org
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ProPublica’s plain language experiment is a first for a mainstream news organization. Disability experts say it shouldn’t be the last.

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