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🧠Psychology of Design: 101 Cognitive Biases & Principles That Affect Your UX
7 min read · From 2020 · A complete list of cognitive biases and design principles with tons of examples, checklists and quizzes to help you improve your user experience. · Shared by 727, including Oscar MacDonald, Neil Hart 💙, Tom Connor, Jansnet, Alberto, George Waititu, Matthias Lampe, Christian P. Stobbe, Ilia Markov, Álvaro Felipe, Chris Heilmann, Courtney Bolton ★, Evan (he/him), Helmi, Zain Fathoni, Nir Eyal, Stef Walter, Stephanie A Kowalski, bouiboui, Victor Lee
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Laws of UX
3 min read · From 2018 · 01Users often perceive aesthetically pleasing design as design that’s more usable.Learn More · Shared by 1274, including Balaji Srinivasan, Tamara Sredojevic, Scott Berkun, Susan Dybbs, Adham Dannaway, Curadoria | Update or Die!, Stef Walter, Fabricio Teixeira, designshard, Nilan 🇱🇰 නිලාන්, Yazeed Al Oyoun, Oliver Pitsch, Philip Junker, Artnome, Chris Coyier, Data Science Renee, 🎆 🌸 Samuel Hulick 🌸 🌄, Casey Smith, Josep M. Ganyet, Nick Finck
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How Figma’s multiplayer technology works
~11 min read · From 2019 · A peek into the homegrown solution we built as the first design tool with live collaborative editing. · Shared by 136, including Oscar MacDonald, Bri Kimmel, Niklaus Gerber, Brian LeRoux, Sachin Rekhi, John Lilly, Chris Messina, Matteo Fogli, Clemens, Julien Bilger, ross
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Mind the gap, user centered design in large organizations with Luke Wroblewski
From 2019 · Mind the gap, user centered design in large organizations with Luke Wroblewski https://twitter.com/lukew https://www.lukew.com · Shared by 117, including Marius Bleuer, Andreas Bossard, Brad Engel, Julien Bilger, Dominik Grolimund, Casey Winters, Gianluca Diegoli, Merkstatt, Luke Wroblewski, Chris Heilmann, Joe Lencioni
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Chris Messina — The Technology of Better Humans
From 2019 · Chris Messina, Ex-Google & Uber designer & developer advocate, will share how technology must evolve to work with human nature. · Shared by 10, including Julien Bilger, Chris Messina
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Cancel vs Close: Design to Distinguish the Difference
6 min read · From 2019 · Distinguishing between close and cancel is critical to avoiding losing users’ work. · Shared by 112, including Jonathan Kogan, Courtney Bolton ★, Julien Bilger, Matthias Lampe, sascha aßbach, Nick Floro, Oliver Raduner, Victor Tolosa, CSS Weekly
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Cognitive Mapping in User Research
~15 min read · From 2019 · In cognitive mapping sessions, users are asked to produce a visual representation of their mental models. This type of user interview can provide stimulus for conversation, generate insights, and act… · Shared by 72, including Oscar MacDonald, Luca Longo, Matthias Lampe, Julien Bilger, Niklaus Gerber, Gabriele, Mark Kaigwa, Jonathan Kogan
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This is the world’s worst UI—and it speaks volumes about design today
3 min read · From 2019 · The Antwerp design agency Bagaar built an impossible form for you to fill out—and it puts all your design assumptions to the test. · Shared by 78, including Vincenzo Tremonte, Julien Bilger, Matthias Lampe, Ruben Feurer, Gökçe Ozan Toptaş, Stu Collett, Fabricio Teixeira, zeldman
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Wilson Miner - Design & Build
From 2018 · Wilson Miner speaking on Design & Build at Build -- buildconference.com · Shared by 5, including Julien Bilger
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Wilson Miner - When We Build
From 2012 · “We shape our tools and our tools shape us.” As more of the tools we live with every day become digital instead of physical, our opportunity – and… · Shared by 61, including Julien Bilger, Nando 💪🇦🇺🇦🇷, Tom Connor, Kunal Bhatia (✈️ NYC till 9/23), Dayyan Smith, Thomas Power, Michael Nielsen
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Michael Bierut on how to think like a designer
From 2018 · New York-based graphic designer Michael Bierut – partner at Pentagram and long-time friend, supporter, speaker and emcee at Design Indaba Conference – took t... · Shared by 5, including Julien Bilger
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The 3-Click Rule for Navigation Is False
6 min read · From 2019 · While it is important to keep key information easily accessible, the 3-click rule is an arbitrary rule of thumb that is not backed by data. · Shared by 115, including Esther Schindler, Luca Longo, Matthias Lampe, Julien Bilger, David Hellmann, Dominik Grolimund, Adobe XD, Gerrit Eicker, Thomas Billeter, sascha aßbach, Oliver Raduner, Johannes Dornisch, Lluís Codina, Gabriele, Grzegorz Wapiński, Henneke Duistermaat
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The Layer-Cake Pattern of Scanning Content on the Web
8 min read · From 2019 · When headings and subheadings visually stand out on the page and are descriptive, users engage in an efficient scanning pattern that allows them to quickly find the information that they need. · Shared by 73, including Johannes Dornisch, David Hellmann, Luca Longo, Pieter van Diggele, Oscar MacDonald, UX Mastery, Oleg Baskov, Julien Bilger
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What Paul Rand told Steve Jobs
From 2019 · https://travislima.com/what-paul-rand-told-steve-jobs While reading a book, I stumbled across this interview where Steve Jobs speaks about his experience wor... · Shared by 5, including Julien Bilger
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Modernism - Paul Rand - Duality & Simplicity
From 2019 · history of design Module 3 - Modernism in America - Paul Rand Modernism in mid-century America through the eyes of four key designers. To get certificate sub... · Shared by 5, including Julien Bilger
