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Dsychology, Design, and Society: the Big Picture of UX

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Internationalize: Three Interface Design Guidelines for Multiple Languages

22 December 2011

Allowing users to choose different display languages seems like a UI design no-brainer, but plenty of us still get it wrong. In short, here are three things a web designer or web developer can do to make it easier for … Continue reading →

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BCI Will End UI Design

No More Interface: BCI Will End UI Design

6 December 2011

With Brain-Computer Interaction (BCI), we will soon no longer need User Interfaces (UI) to interact with computers, so we will no longer need User Interface Design. We’re Almost There If you think that sounds far-fetched, have a look at these … Continue reading →

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Digital Content and Reality: Examining the Relationship Between Living Vicariously and Living

7 November 2011

With digital experiences getting so rich and engaging, are we settling for less than we should in life? The Lines are Blurring We consume lots of digital content. Its increasing richness drives our thirst for it and vice versa. As … Continue reading →

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Tech and Society

Why Innovate: How Society and Technology Change Each Other

13 October 2011

We humans create things, which in turn change us. These changes are inevitable, but the scale and patterns in which they occur are meaningful in understanding how we can affect change in society through technology. Just to be clear… This … Continue reading →

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UX Fundamentals: How People Interact with Things

5 October 2011

Different kinds of people interact with things in different ways, and to figure out what these ways are, here is a breakdown of the fundamental human factors that influence people’s interaction. Models and Efficacy As Bill Verplank shows in his … Continue reading →

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