89 links about User Experience (UX)

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• 2025-08-26 builder.io

  The No Handoff Methodology: A Practical Playbook for UX Design Leaders

  AI coding solutions are bringing together designers and developers to collaborate in a way they never could before. As one engineering leader recently put it: "Our source of truth needs to be our codebase. If designers can work in a tool they're good at and developers work in a tool they're good at, and they’re both working on the same thing, that's when real collaboration happens. It's a handshake, not a handoff."

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• 2025-08-13 blog.robbowley.net

  Is AI about to expose just how mediocre most developers are?

  Good engineers apply modern best practices – automated testing, refactoring, small and frequent releases, continuous delivery – and design systems to stay adaptable under change. They pair this with a product mindset, making technical decisions in service of real user and business outcomes. It’s currently being labelled “product engineering” and talked about as the hot new thing, but it’s essentially agile software development as it was originally intended. In the AI-assisted era, these aren’t just nice-to-have skills – they’re the only way to get meaningful benefit. Without them, AI simply helps teams create bad software faster.

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• 2025-06-18 hagakure.substack.com

  Your Org Chart Isn’t Ready for AI

  Traditional product teams often follow a linear flow: PM defines, designer mocks, engineers build. But that model breaks down when you're building AI-native products. We’re not designing screens for users to click—we’re building systems that interpret intent and act on it. That changes everything. To get it right, everyone needs to be involved early: product, design, frontend, backend, data. Discovery and delivery collapse into the same loop. Feedback is faster. Outcomes are less predictable. The system learns from use, so you need tight, collaborative cycles to learn with it.

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• 2024-12-17 productengineer.org

  Product Engineer Manifesto

  It is our responsibility as builders to first seek to understand the problem, before diving into solutions. We concern ourselves with design, technical, and business domains; taking an active part in each to shape the product and empower others to do the same.

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• 2024-09-07 elizlaraki.substack.com

  Google Maps UX: The India Conundrum

  The team reworked turn-by-turn street directions to include navigational landmarks to help orient people, signal turns, confirm direction, and error correct. The team worked through several iterations before finally landing on a solution that emphasized landmarks, but also subtly included road names

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• 2024-02-26 medium.com

  The UX Research Reckoning is Here

  I’m suggesting once we find our role as drivers of business value, only then will we be positioned to advance those goals. The next thing we need to do is refocus 90% of our effort on micro and macro-research.

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• 2023-11-06 kristenberman.substack.com

  Fitbit Google Migration Flow: The Economics (vs. Behavioral Economics) of Product Design

  When you design a product with the traditional economics worldview, you aim to understand and cater to a user's fixed preferences. But in the behavioral economics realm, the belief is that preferences are created at the time of decision-making—thus products have an influence on shaping them.

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• 2023-07-15 smashingmagazine.com

  The UX Of Flight Searches: How We Challenged Industry Standards

  The path to booking the right flight remains frustrating and confusing. Is there really only one solution? Explore the thought experiment which turned the seemingly untouchable pattern on its head and offered new food for thought.

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• 2023-07-15 neon.tech

  Sub-10ms Postgres queries for Vercel Edge Functions

  With this release, developers can observe a 40% reduction in query latencies from Vercel Serverless Functions and Edge Functions, bringing same-region queries down to single-digit milliseconds and leading to a faster user experience.

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• 2023-06-16 builtformars.com

  Built For Mars

  60 UX case studies, highlighting why some designs work, and others fail horribly. Contextualised with practical UX psychology and cheatsheets.

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• 2023-05-10 mikefisher.substack.com

  Teamwork – Working together makes all the difference

  The way we build modern software products is in teams. While I’m sure there are people that have all the requisite skills such as product vision, management, user experience, analytics, and software development to build something all by themselves, it’s almost guaranteed that a better product could be built by leveraging people with stronger skills in those areas.

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• 2023-02-14 smashingmagazine.com

  Product Reviews And Ratings UX

  Too often the way we design reviews and ratings UX confuses and frustrates users, rather than helps them. Let’s fix that.

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• 2023-01-23 runthebusiness.substack.com

  Synthesizing Learnings

  Many product teams do research, but don’t take the critical steps of synthesizing and disseminating learnings. They either fail to convert information into knowledge, or that knowledge stays trapped within the pod and doesn’t help educate the broader product / engineering / design org.

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• 2023-01-11 uxuncensored.medium.com

  Heuristics — Going Back to the Future

  Best practices, Common conventions, Proven principles, and Reliable standards. I’ve spoken on this topic in the past, referring to it as "the holy grail of UX," the "UXers super power," and the first resource out of any UXers toolbox.

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• 2022-11-10 medium.com

  The comprehensive 8pt Grid Guide

  Why using the 8 point grid is the best go-to grid there is, and why it can be applied to almost any digital design project you got going on, but especially product design.

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• 2022-06-03 productbeats.com

  PM, UX and DEV, the perfect trio?

  We have a couple of experts with us on this weeks Productbeats Show: Michelle and Carl from Hemnet! It was amazing you have you both on the show. Be sure to watch the recording and presentation linked at the top of this post.

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• 2022-04-24 rbefored.com

  UX Research Without a Hypothesis and for Products That Don’t Exist Yet

  If you start with a hypothesis before your research, you’re getting the Scientific Method out of order. And you might create flaws or biases because you have already selected a point of view, solution, or possible answer to the question before you’ve observed and researched.

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• 2022-01-10 medium.com

  Editor, Product Manage Thyself

  Editors need to help craft the way their content gets presented to their readers. They themselves don’t have to be designers, coders or even, strictly speaking, ticket-moving product managers. They do need to have a seat at the same table as those other people, and explain the way their content will be most valuable, come to consensus, and then work with those other colleagues to help spec out, design, build and release the code that can bring that value to the reader.

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• 2021-09-29 medium.com

  What do Chinese Clients Mean "H5"? It’s Not HTML 5 Actually...

  First time I heard about "H5" was mentioned by clients at a project kick-off meeting. They said they will need us to design a H5 page for their website. Hold on, what is "H5" page?

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• 2021-08-22 blog.heyday.xyz

  Net Promoter Score Considered Harmful (and What UX Professionals Can Do About It)

  We’ve learned that NPS doesn’t tell us anything about the customer’s experience or their loyalty. In fact, we can’t trust NPS to tell us anything useful.

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• 2021-05-10 bdickason.com

  Make it cheap to fail

  Minimize the amount of pain in your product. Assume that people want to fail repeatedly. Bake in ways to fail fast, but make it painless. Make it part of your core user experience.

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• 2021-03-09 smashingmagazine.com

  Obscure Mobile Design Techniques That Boost UX

  Let’s look at how some clever design solutions tackle mobile navigation, confirmation dialogs, animations, and gamifying the waiting experience

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• 2021-03-09 onlinemarketplaces.com

  The Industry's Next Big Thing: Property Portal Personalization

  There are several ways in which property portals can go about personalizing the experience on their sites and apps for each and every user and there are plenty of tech companies out there working on the problem of property portal personalization in one form or another.

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• 2021-03-02 smashingmagazine.com

  Building User Trust In UX Design

  Creating a successful product is all about building trust. Luckily, there are so many ways to improve a product’s trustworthiness through UX.

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• 2020-09-18 svpg.com

  Discovery - Problem vs. Solution

  first, most of your time will need to be spent working on the solution; and second, don’t associate the problem with product management, and the solution with engineering – understanding the problem and developing the solution requires the intense collaboration of product, design and engineering

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• 2020-08-07 medium.com

  As a Designer, I Refuse to Call People ‘Users’

  Labeling people as users strips them of complexity. It reduces humans to a single behavior, effectively supporting a view of people as more like robots whose sole function is to use a product or feature. This is a poor ethos for building ethical technology.

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• 2020-06-25 builtformars.co.uk

  How Zoom works

  Zoom is a significant challenger in the video conferencing space, but is their UX any better than Skype or Cisco?

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• 2019-02-05 spotify.design

  A Discussion on Ethical Design

  Companies are starting to realise how much damage has been done to labor markets, privacy, and mental health – and look at how to do things differently going forward.

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• 2018-12-12 baymard.com

  Product List UX: Explain Industry-Specific Filters (91% Don’t)

  Filters can turn an overwhelming and unmanageable product list into one that’s much more focused on products relevant to the user

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• 2018-12-10 uxdesign.cc

  Why you should do UX workshops with customer support

  I put together a UX workshop and did an open invite to the client support team. This accomplished 2 things: we were able to unearth usability problems we didn’t even know were problems and we built a bridge between departments, facilitating collaboration between support and product.

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• 2018-10-16 uxdesign.cc

  Hey, can you ‘do the UX’ for us?

  John has 8 UXs in their bag and gives 3 to Joe. How many UXs does John have left?

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• 2018-09-07 medium.com

  100% av teamet i en mobb i 12 månader — att ta mobbprogrammering ett par steg längre.

  I 12 månader har jag nu varit UX designer/researcher i en mobb på 6 personer som jobbar med digitala tjänster för framförallt SVT Sport.

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• 2018-03-27 uxdesign.cc

  What can we learn from the design of Chinese delivery apps?

  What I think the Chinese apps do well from a UX perspective

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• 2018-02-14 socket3.wordpress.com

  Designing Windows 95’s User Interface

  Perhaps the best testament to our belief in iterative design is that literally no detail of the initial UI design for Windows 95 survived unchanged in the final product.

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• 2018-01-15 alistapart.com

  No More FAQs: Create Purposeful Information for a More Effective User Experience

  Your website should be filled with purposeful content that meets users’ core needs and fulfills your company’s objectives.

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• 2018-01-09 jmspool.medium.com

  Net Promoter Score Considered Harmful (and What UX Professionals Can Do About It)

  There’s no one number that represents a company’s customer experience. Not even NPS. Yet, that won’t stop us from trying.

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• 2017-11-27 uxdesign.cc

  UX, growth, and kids these days

  In general, drug dealer references making sense in your product is a sign of a problem

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• 2017-09-26 heydesigner.com

  How to Write a Perfect Error Message

  Error messages are a great opportunity to improve user experience, share your brand voice and personality. Pay attention to all aspects of a good error message

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• 2017-06-24 fastcodesign.com

  Hulu’s New UX Is Beautiful–And Frustrating

  Hulu did away with the grid setup on its home screen. Instead, it serves up viewers a personalized assortment of shows–a product of user-set preferences and a machine-learning algorithm.

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• 2017-05-22 youtube.com

  Mike Brittain: Building Resilient User Experiences

  Not every piece of data on the page is critical to the user experience. The front-end of your site (i.e. front-end applications, templates, and user interface) needs to be designed to tolerate service outages.

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• 2017-05-17 phenomic.io

  Phenomic, a modern website generator based on the React and Webpack ecosystem

  All pages are available as HTML (works with no JavaScript) but users can get an enhanced navigation (when JavaScript is on). Phenomic provides a dynamic UX similar to apps. Try to navigate this website to see it by yourself.

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• 2017-04-24 library.gv.com

  Everyone is a designer. Get over it.

  people outside of your design team are making significant design choices that affect your customers in important ways. They are designing your product. They are designers.

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• 2017-02-14 developers.google.com

  Payment Request API

  The Payment Request API is a system that is meant to eliminate checkout forms. It vastly improves user workflow during the purchase process, providing a more consistent user experience and enabling web merchants to easily leverage disparate payment methods.

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• 2017-01-23 uxdesign.cc

  Designing for Persuasion, Emotion and Trust

  Usability was no longer enough. We had to step forward into the new world of user experience and emotional & persuasive design.

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• 2017-01-23 boxesandarrows.com

  How to Avoid UX Burnout

  To avoid UX burnout, it’s important to remember to take time away from the computer and the sketch books. Read a book. Go for a swim. Take a weekend off. Your creative brain will thank you.

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• 2017-01-17 smashingmagazine.com

  How Functional Animation Helps Improve User Experience

  Animation is no longer just for delight; it is one of the most important tools for successful interaction.

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• 2017-01-16 medium.com

  Take the Time to Use Fewer Words

  If a user experience needs an explanation, something is fundamentally broken. Consider redesigning the experience until people no longer need it explained to them.

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• 2016-12-05 uxdesign.cc

  The State of UX in 2017

  Here’s our take on looking at the past, understanding the present, and anticipating what the future holds for UX.

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• 2016-09-27 uxdesign.cc

  The (frustrating) User Experience of defining your own ethnicity

  The form I had to fill out to inform my ethnicity was definitely not fair. It just didn’t give me any option I was fully comfortable with, yet it still forced me to pick one of the options to be able to proceed.

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• 2016-07-25 babich.biz

  Functional Animation In UX Design: What Makes a Good Transition?

  You should use functional animation to smoothly transport users between navigational contexts, explain changes in the arrangement of elements on a screen, and reinforce element hierarchy.

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• 2016-06-29 commadot.com

  Sacred UX Cow: Testing

  Formal testing makes people think they can throw anything at the wall and take the best of the bunch.  It diminishes the trust designers receive from executives and co-workers.  It reduces the role of designer from original thinker to statistician.

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• 2016-06-13 uxbooth.com

  How to Visualize and Analyze Customer Feedback

  App reviews are rarely analysed in a structured way. Consequently, they don’t have a place in the UX product design cycle, and they aren’t considered a part of user research.

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• 2016-04-27 smashingmagazine.com

  This Interface Is A (Good) Joke!

  The first-time user of Google Docs will spend 20 minutes or so creating content and then look for a "Save" button. Not seeing one, they experience a moment of fear for the safety of their work. Their expectation of how document-creation interfaces work most certainly is not met. But then they see "All changes saved" and discover that the onerous task of saving their work has been taken from them. This is better, a pleasant surprise indeed. They might even tell themselves the joke again a few times, adding to their file and watching the reassuring message validate their new perspective on the interface.

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• 2016-04-19 medium.com

  Why Spotify’s navigation is broken

  The Spotify app as a whole is designed well visually but in terms of user experience it feels quite frustrating to use.

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• 2016-03-23 medium.com

  First impressions with Adobe Experience Design

  I can see a lot of potential with Xd, however I also see that Adobe has a mountain to climb to even catch up to other apps already in the marketplace.

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• 2016-03-16 ted.com

  How giant websites design for you (and a billion others, too)

  Margaret Gould Stewart, Facebook’s director of product design, outlines three rules for design at such a massive scale—one so big that the tiniest of tweaks can cause global outrage, but also so large that the subtlest of improvements can positively impact the lives of many.

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• 2016-03-15 udacity.com

  Offline Web Applications

  This course is focused squarely on user experience, and seeks to show developers how thinking offline-first is the best way to ensure that applications perform their best in all scenarios, not just ideal ones.

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• 2016-02-24 fastcodesign.com

  The Next Phase Of UX: Designing Chatbot Personalities

  What if the bot is annoying or tedious to talk to? In conversational UIs, personality is the new UX.

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• 2016-02-23 rebelandbird.com

  UX på toaletten – inte en skitsak

  De allra flesta toaletter har i dag två val: hel och halv spolning. Att en har valet att anpassa vattenmängden efter aktivitet är ju i grunden en bra grej – om det inte hade varit så att denna till synes enkla uppgift i vissa fall är som att ställas inför två hemliga lådor.

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• 2016-02-19 medium.com

  Why UX Extends Beyond The Screen

  Sometimes what makes a great experience is what the user doesn’t have to do.

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• 2016-01-28 medium.com

  Dribbble and The Creation of The Useless Designer 

  Dribbble community grew into desiring complete aesthetic Porn, with "function" going out the window and only caring about "form".

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• 2016-01-22 usertesting.com

  9 Pieces of UX Advice I Stole From People Smarter Than Me

  I was listening closely and took from them what I thought were their best ideas about design. Below are the secrets I learned from them.

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• 2016-01-14 medium.com

  Facebook and How UIs Twist Your Words

  This UI has a special role: it is a social mediator. It’s standing in for the user and speaking for them; the UI becomes part of their digital body language.

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• 2016-01-06 youtube.com

  Lilly Dart: Building stronger teams for better user experience

  User experience is no longer just the remit of designers. Everything from server infrastructure, to API design, to button interactions, to the colours in the branding can effect the experience of the things we design and build.

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• 2015-12-08 uxdesign.cc

  The State of UX in 2016

  Here’s our take on looking at the past, understanding the present, and anticipating what the future holds for UX in 2016.

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• 2015-11-23 smashingmagazine.com

  The State Of Airline Websites 2015

  Let’s take a closer look at a few airline websites from around the world. Along the way, we’ll discover the critical steps of booking air travel and how they’re presented by different companies.

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• 2015-11-17 eventbrite.com

  Startup Jobs Day

  Get ready for our first ever Pop-Up Job Fair!  This is an event for startups hiring tech talent for iOS / Android, Backend, C/C++, Database, Data, DevOps, Full Stack, Go, Hardware, HTML/CSS, Java, JS Frontend, JS Node, Mobile, .NET, PHP, Python, QA/Testing, Ruby, Scala, Security, UX Design...and more.

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• 2015-11-12 janit.wordpress.com

  Does the Technical Debt of WordPress Matter?

  For years WordPress users have enjoyed a constant stream of new features in the core product as well as plugins. This all adds up a technical design and implementation that is not architectonically as sound as it could be.

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• 2015-09-16 mediatemple.net

  What Super Mario Taught Us About UX

  Your collection of UX skills learned from Mario becomes the design patterns, flows, information structures, and user observation skills to burn any monster UX challenge between you and your user’s successful experience. Time to be the hero and save the day!

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• 2015-06-18 nngroup.com

  A Checklist for Designing Mobile Input Fields

  Here’s a checklist of 14 guidelines to follow for mobile input field UX

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• 2015-06-17 blog.ustunozgur.com

  How to Become a Great JavaScript Developer

  In this post, I outline the techniques and resources I used to become a good JavaScript developer, based on my experience in the last 5 years. Most of the web developers nowadays face the same problem: They have to excel at multiple different fields, from databases to backend architecture to frontend user interfaces to polishing these UIs with good knowledge of CSS.

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• 2014-09-24 medium.com

  Lessons learned while designing a timeline

  You see, I recently designed a timeline to present users with a view of their tax history. Naturally and probably subconsciously, as a user of Facebook and Twitter, the first thing that came to mind was a timeline. Since this is the first tax season our users will be interacting with their tax data in this format I cannot speak to whether it is a successful way to do it or not. Instead, here’s what I learned along the way.

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• 2014-06-26 smashingmagazine.com

  A Better Way To Request App Ratings

  Developers should engage with the user to learn about their experience, whether good or bad. If things are peachy, then asking them to leave a review seems reasonable. If not, find out why so that you can make things better for them.

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• 2014-06-10 blog.quarkslab.com

  An Angular introduction, and things to keep in mind

  Angular is a client side framework aimed at creating rich web applications. It adds logic declaration to the normally static HTML in order to provide a dynamic user experience.

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• 2013-11-08 medium.com

  Interfaces in need

  Facebook doesn’t need your design help. But there are many other companies that do.

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• 2013-10-16 blog.statuspage.io

  StatusPage.io Blog - Good User Experience Means More Than A Good Product

  Most of the stuff I just talked about has one common thread and it’s that your customers, your users, those people on the other side of the screen – they’re humans too. They love it when people make them feel special. They want to feel like they’re a part of something bigger than themselves.

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• 2013-10-14 gigaom.com

  A peek inside Microsoft’s new ‘design-first’ development strategy

  With Q&A, however, Microsoft "started with just a pure design view," Netz said. That meant the design team sat in a room for weeks and thought about how to make the user experience as simple and addictive as possible.

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• 2012-09-24 arcticstartup.com

  Qaiku.com – What Can We Learn From Failure?

  The hidden wisdom here is quite obvious. Most of the users are not a bit interested about being able to configure everything. They just want to have a beautiful product that works like a charm. If something nice-to-have is missing, they’ll let you know, but if the core set of the service is working splendidly and the UX is top notch, much is forgiven. And what’s best, your code and the product itself stays a lot simpler and hence a lot easier to take further.

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• 2012-08-01 uxmovement.com

  10 Interface Design Tips to Improve Your Business Application - UX Movement

  Anyone that has ever used a business application has likely found themselves wondering why they have to be so hard to operate. With all of the advances in technology, you’d think business apps could be designed for a better user experience. Recently, Software Advice tackled this issue in an article that outlines how business apps might borrow from consumer web interfaces to improve the user experience. The article presents ten consumer web UIs that they think would improve business applications and asks for you to give your two cents by taking a poll.

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• 2012-05-02 blog.hungry.am

  The history of making our UI/UX

  hhhungryblog: UI/UX, what a sexy and exotic word. It has made people feel ecstasy , like GODIVA chocolates. This is the history of our adventure in the messing yet gorgeous UI/UX world. We hope this post may help people who do their own projects and avoid them from a lot of mistakes we’ve done. Ver. 1

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• 2012-01-23 quora.com

  Which startups owe much of their success to great UX?

  Which companies really got the importance of UX right from the start such that it was a key component of their success?

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• 2011-03-31 warpspire.com

  Product design at GitHub — Warpspire

  Aren’t you hiring smart people who use your product? Don’t you trust your employees? Doesn’t everyone at your company want to make your product better? Doesn’t that make everyone product designers all of the time?

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• 2010-10-30 dustincurtis.com

  The Incompetence of American Airlines & The Fate of Mr. X

  A FEW MONTHS AGO, I wrote an article expressing my displeasure with American Airlines‘ hideous online presence. I also spent some time mocking up a redesigned version of their website. To my surprise, a user experience designer at AA.com emailed me an amazing response describing some of the design problems faced in large corporations. You should read my original article here and the response from Mr. X here.

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• 2010-08-04 techcrunch.com

  Rule Your Work Productivity With RULE.fm

  The RULE.fm product itself looks like what would happen if Apple got serious about productivity software, with much emphasis on design aesthetics. Right now its basic function is a ramped up contact list manager with real time updates from your contacts pushed to you, a Yammer-like discussion area, a place for tasks, and a communal file sharing functionality. Nielsen describes it as "a place to know and understand everything that’s going on with in your organization" and hopes the company will eventually expand into wikis, customer retention management and accounting tools.

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• 2010-07-26 newmediacampaigns.com

  The Complexity of Simplicity

  ‘Simplicity’ is often the protagonist in product design lore. Perhaps too often. Simplicity is deceptive. Simplicity isn’t always the good guy, and many of its best showings aren’t simple at all.

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• 2010-07-07 uxmyths.com

  UX Myths

  UX Myths collects the most frequent user experience design misconceptions and explains why they don’t hold true. And you don’t have to take our word for it, we’ll show you a lot of research and articles from design and usability gurus.

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• 2010-03-30 52weeksofux.com

  10 Principles of UX

  Designers do not create experiences, they create artifacts to experience. This makes all the difference. Since experience is subjective it cannot be designed in quite the same way that a physical product can. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t design the framework within which people experience our product/service. If our framework is solid, then great experiences will be a common occurrence.

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• 2010-03-09 johanrosell.com

  Twingly redesign

  My approach to this project was to produce something different (Not a classic web 2.0 gradient website). I really enjoyed working with this project and I learned a lot about user interface and user experience. The end result wasn’t exactly what Twingly expected but they thought it was fun and something that might work as Twingly Labs.

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• 2009-12-26 thefrankbank.com

  The Frank Bank

  At Frank Digital Service Design we rely on deep business experience, renowned User Experience capabilities and world-class technology innovation to help businesses move forward. Ready to see the difference? Welcome to a concept presentation for the bank of tomorrow; a bank for the digital natives.

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