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The UX of a Brand New Wardrobe

I was never one to think about “fashion” or “dressing nice” or “image”. (All air-quotes)  Last year, a co-worker told me that he has paid a personal consultant to help pick out a wardrobe.  The truth is: he looked good! … Continue reading

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Enter to Exit

What kind of crazy designer thought this was a good idea?  (Screen of an ATM machine I was using) Press Enter to Exit.  It’s like Windows 95-Windows Vista: Press Start to Shut Down. I don’t ask alot.  Just make sense. … Continue reading

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Perfect work or Proud of your work

Perfect work.  100%.  Every detail polished. You look at Apple products and this sort of precision and attention to detail is obvious.  Steve Jobs was a master at the details and he created a company that will carry on (hopefully) … Continue reading

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Fundamental Attribution Error

Pyschology and UX are very closely related.  How do people act?  What do they think?  How do they decide?  To be a great UX Designer, you must understand human psychology as a core aspect of your craft.  One interesting psychological … Continue reading

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The UX of the Mac Mini (My First Mac)

I bought two iPod Shuffle mp3 players for my kids.  While in the store, I looked at the program GarageBand.  It was pretty slick.  In addition to learning tutorials on piano and guitar, it had real artist lessons on their … Continue reading

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