Sunday, October 18, 2020

State-Switch Controls | Research Repositories | Complex App Users | Balance a Range of Skill

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New Articles

State-Switch Controls: The Infamous Case of the "Mute" Button

On–off controls that switch between two different system states need to clearly communicate to users both the current state and the state the system will move to, should the user press that control. (6 min. to read)

Research Repositories for Tracking UX Research and Growing Your ResearchOps

Organize user research in a research repository to communicate and track insights across teams and over time for success and to grow ResearchOps. (5 min. to read)


New Videos

Myths About Complex App Users

Three stereotypes explain much resistance to improving the usability of complex applications for domain-specific tasks: that people like the old ways, that they are experts in the existing UI, and that training will make up for bad design. All are misleading. (3 min. video)

How Can UX Professionals Balance a Range of Skills as They Build Their Careers

Advice on how to balance breadth and depth of skill within the many different subdisciplines of the user experience profession. You can't be great at everything, so how do you choose where to specialize in your UX career? (3 min. video)


Virtual UX Conference

Full event program describing all full-day UX training courses and the virtual conference format.


Journey Mapping Study

We are researching how individuals and companies use journey maps in UX. If you have created or helped create journey maps, please share your experience and complete the following survey. Your responses will help us generate insights and understand the state of journey mapping in our field. All responses will be kept anonymous.

Respondents will have a chance to win a free report or online seminar of their choosing.


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