Nowadays, we have a multitude of devices that exist. Smartphone, tablet, computer, television… The list is long (really long). It is therefore necessary to create interfaces that adapt to all these devices. Designers must therefore face up to these challenges.
Several games have been developed to test themselves on UX and UI topics. More or less relevant and fun, here are the top 5 of my favorite games on the subject. Novice or expert in UX/UI, whether you want to take a break with colleagues or entertain your loved ones by sharing a bit of your daily life with them, these games are made for you.
We have all seen on social networks the launches of new image generation AIs such as DALL-E-2, Imagen, Stable Diffusion or Midjourney. These AIs that create, from a short text, images whatever the desired style.
Nowadays, we have a multitude of devices that exist. Smartphone, tablet, computer, television… The list is long (really long). It is therefore necessary to create interfaces that adapt to all these devices. Designers must therefore face up to these challenges.
This short article offers you 5 choices of book chosen by me and which have all had the merit of making me grow in the way of exercising my profession.
Nowadays, we have a multitude of devices that exist. Smartphone, tablet, computer, television… The list is long (really long). It is therefore necessary to create interfaces that adapt to all these devices. Designers must therefore face up to these challenges.
In November the UX'iens shared many links between them from the most useful to the most practical while passing by the strangest.
It is this selection of links that we want to share with you in a format that is easy to share with your collaborators during your next team meeting to also open up other perspectives in your projects...
Happy reading and looking forward to meeting you at a meetup to talk about user experience.
KPIs have become essential for any digital product. Conversion rates, views, clicks, number of users, etc. are omnipresent in the daily lives of designers and product owners, but how to ensure that this data really contributes to decision-making? and improving the user experience?
Some advice to understand the brakes of customers in terms of user testing.
A traditional company has been operating in a certain way for several years and already has its own processes that have already proven themselves. Changing things can then be difficult.
In France, we attach a lot of importance to performance and efficiency, which is why spending time doing research and user tests rather than delivering screens can seem like a lack of performance and a lack of tangible results.
You can then pass for incompetent not to deliver screens or worse pass for a scammer to your client. Because doing user tests can be a more or less long task depending on the users and the objectives set.
When users start using a product, they have certain expectations of how the product should operate, for example, where specific controls are located in an interface or what steps to take to order an item. These expectations are known as the mental model.