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UX links - Issue #79

Hello, back from some time off... This e-mail contains a couple of inspiring articles I've found in t
UX links - Issue #79
By Philipp Brunner • Issue #79 • View online
Hello,
back from some time off…
This e-mail contains a couple of inspiring articles I’ve found in the past weeks…
Enjoy,
Philipp

Turning Complex Data into Compelling Stories: A 5-Step Process
Uncover the story within extensive UX-research data by following a process of revisiting original research objectives and organizing findings into themes.
www.nngroup.com  •  Share
The things of everyday design
The things of everyday design
Understanding affordances leads to better conversations about design
matthewstrom.com  •  Share
Is it Good Design? Well, yeah.
Is it Good Design? Well, yeah.
We ask people who design and build Google products what they consider to be good design.
design.google  •  Share
A Comprehensive Guide to Notification Design
A Comprehensive Guide to Notification Design
Notifications are an indispensable part of digital products, but they should never harm the user experience. Proper notification design during the product design lifecycle is essential as they should only be used to assist interactions and boost UX.
www.toptal.com  •  Share
An Evangelist for Remote Work Sees the Rest of the World Catch On
An Evangelist for Remote Work Sees the Rest of the World Catch On
Matt Mullenweg, the founder of Automattic, which runs the publishing platform WordPress.com, says working remotely is “good for the environment” and “good for the economy.”
www.nytimes.com  •  Share
Redesigning Babylon’s appointment booking system — A UX case study
Redesigning Babylon’s appointment booking system — A UX case study
In 2019 to 2020, GP at hand, an NHS service powered by Babylon’s technology, started to diversify its offering by making Nurses, Physiotherapists, Travel Health Specialists, and other clinician types…
medium.com  •  Share
Proximity Principle in Visual Design
Proximity Principle in Visual Design
Design elements near each other are perceived as related, while elements spaced apart are perceived as belonging to separate groups.
www.nngroup.com  •  Share
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