Design/UX· · 1 minAre we performing ourselves into exhaustion?.
Today’s design landscape reveals the double-edged sword of performance, the inevitable rise of AR, and the pressing need for amiable and personalized user experiences.
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- Are we performing ourselves into exhaustion?Designers are stuck in a performance loop, both creating and consuming systems that demand constant vigilance—talk about a double bind! If only we could design a system for some much-needed chill time. — UX Design
- 5 Reasons why AR glasses are inevitableForget bulky headsets; AR glasses are set to blend seamlessly into our everyday lives like a friendly ghost whispering sweet nothings of information. Who needs reality when you can have augmented reality? — UX Design
- Bad (model) behaviour by designAI is not just a mirror reflecting our biases; it's a funhouse mirror that amplifies them, leading us to question our better judgment. So, who really needs gut feelings when you've got an algorithm to steer you wrong? — UX Design
- The problem with best practices in the age of AIIn a world where AI-generated designs can pass for 'solid,' it’s time we rethink what we consider best practices. Because if we can't trust AI's choices, how can we trust our own? — UX Design
- Design for Amiability: Lessons from ViennaIn a digital landscape littered with cookie consent pop-ups and clickbait hell, designing for amiability is the new black. After all, who wouldn’t want their site to be the digital equivalent of a warm hug? — A List Apart
- Personalization Pyramid: A Framework for Designing with User DataIn the wild world of UX, where data is king, the Personalization Pyramid is the blueprint for turning raw user info into a tailored experience. Forget cookie-cutter designs—this is bespoke UX at its finest! — A List Apart
- User Research Is StorytellingWho knew user research was basically just storytelling with a dash of data? Time to swap our spreadsheets for scripts and make our findings the next big blockbuster! — A List Apart
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