Different types of Playbacks in Enterprise Design Thinking
Playback is an Enterprise Design Thinking Key, story-based presentations that bring stakeholders and whole teams together in
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Apr
UX Quotes
I have tried to compile a list of quotes which are related to User Experience and UX Design. The list is definitely
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Apr
UX Terminologies
Design Thinking: Is the mindset that aims to improve the situation of people through the experiences they have. A problem
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Apr
Enterprise Design Thinking
Enterprise Design Thinking is a custom made approach for large, distributed teams to assist them quickly deliver
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Apr
Why is Low-Fi Testing a good idea?
Reduces the risk of building wrong product/features. Save time, money and resources as flows can be identified early.
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Jan
What is the difference between Low-Fi and High-Fi Testing?
Low-fi testing is conducted very early on the product development – usually on paper prototypes. Where as hi-fi testing
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Jan
Why it might be a good idea to focus on designing experiences rather than focusing on designing product features?
If we are focusing on developing product features, it will be based on our assumptions and vast user personas and we keep on
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Jan
Benefits associated with taking a Design Thinking approach
Helps to understand the root cause of a problem Promotes creative thinking Results in solutions that are more effective and
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Jan
Potential benefits of taking a user-centered approach to design
Reduce the chances of a product/service getting failed in the market Improve the competitiveness of the product/service in
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Jan
Why it’s important to consider emotions as part of user experience design?
UX is the overall experience of a person using a product such as a computer application or a physical product or a service
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Dec
Expamples of thoughtless acts and their relationship with the product design
1. Price tags being sticked on the walls or doors When we have a new product in hand, we must be removing the price tag.
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Nov
Three key parameters that define a successful product or service
The three key parameters that define a successful product or service are Desirability (humans), Feasibility (tech) and
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Oct