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Without getting user feedback, we’d have no idea whether our product is meeting people’s needs. We get feedback via email, service request tickets, in-person exercises, phone calls, and through our salespeople and account managers. All this information allows us to understand the pains and frustrations users experience as they use our product and see problems […]
simple – yet effective way to spit out pixel art into your website
ConvergeSE Workshop: These days there’s a lot of talk about unicorns. When we’re designing in the browser, creating complex user workflows, and building sites with more breakpoints than you could ever provide comps for – it sounds like everyone’s expected to be able to do everything well.
With examples from Dropbox, Gmail, and more, here’s a no-nonsense guide to creating user experiences that are so natural, they feel invisible.
What really matters is screens, not devices.
We live in a time where there are endless ways to approach how we grow and define success. Yet when it comes to careers, the conversation tends to mostly focus on one type of growth path. While the conventional path is not inherently bad, it’s also not necessarily authentic or accessible to everyone.
In the last several years, JavaScript, a scripting language designed for use in web browsers, has been used in an increasingly diverse set of software applications. With JavaScript now running as server-side code, driving iOS and Android apps, and even controlling robotics, it’s hard to find a software ecosystem that JavaScript hasn’t influenced. Part of what’s […]
There is no argument to be made with this statement: Project Management can be very stressful. Every day brings a new conversation, change, or even a crisis. Because the PM is seated in the middle of the project and is tasked with making many difficult decisions and conducting difficult conversations, he or she ends up […]
Up-to-date personas result in a better UX design process. Data from 156 companies provide a baseline to understand how often to revise personas. Knowing when and how frequently to make updates will help you craft personas that are both accurate and effective.
These small things can quickly knock you out of the running for a job.