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🎙️ #33 - What AI Means For The Future of Design | Kirk Clyne & Suzanne Reeves
Kirk and Suzanne are creative leaders and co-founders of Design Unicorn, an agency on a mission to empower designers and agencies to harness the transformative potential of AI.
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🎙 New podcast episode
Sarah Donaldson is a gem! Lots of insights 🔥
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UX Talks Podcast - Josh Loh, Full list of published design team profiles.
Josh talks about his career journey and how he transitioned from engineering into UX. He speaks to the differences between working as a consultant and as a permanent employee.
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Why are companies low-balling you, Christopher Behr, The portfolio case study is broken, Design @ Clio
In this issue:
* ✍️ UX Career Q&A: Why are companies low-balling you.
* 🎙 UX Talks Podcast: Christopher Behr – Design Lead.
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Why are startups looking for more experience, how language shapes the way we think, Design @ Impala
🎊 Happy New Year, y'all! I hope you all had a marvellous holiday break and ready for new experiences and adventures in 2022!
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Design @ Copperleaf, Developer hand-off, Contrast Figma plugin
I am trying to be as open as I can to the varied processes and tools that developers have and I try to tailor my hand-off process to my design artifacts “users”.
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Design @ Polyform, What makes a good designer, Spellchecker Figma plugin
Even though technically, you don’t have to feel empathetic for your users, and you can design stuff with just knowing the user-centred process and following it.
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UX Career Podcast -> My SoulTeam - UX Talks Podcast
Quick update on the podcast
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#23: Taking a break from writing, Q&A with Rabiya Samji
I've been feeling burnout-like symptoms more prominently in the last few months.
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#22: IKEA effect, designing for deaf people, Q&A with Phil Kneer
🧠 Cognitive biases
IKEA effect
Consumers place a disproportionately high value on products they partially created.
Research showed that raising consumers&
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#21: Observer effect, Designing for colour-blind people, Q&A with Sarah McVean
One very curious example showing this effect was conducted in the early 1900s when it was claimed that a horse could perform some mental tasks (e.g. arithmetics) when a formal investigation revealed that the horse was looking at the trainer’s reactions.
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#20: Q&A with Andy Liu, Curse of knowledge, Designing for people with low vision
Do not rely only on colour to communicate information. Users can change colours to something that works best for them. Important information must be represented in the text.
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#19: Q&A with Vince Kwok, Self-serving bias, Designing for blind people
Another common example is when a student receives a good grade they think it’s because they studied hard and put in a lot of work.
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#18: Q&A with Jaybe Allanson, The Tail End
I realized that my life was too short to be unhappy at a job and that nobody else but me would protect my own sanity.
