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UX Crash Course: Mental Models and Cognitive Load

by Kathryn Grayson Nanz October 23, 2024

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UX Crash Course: Wireframing

Wireframes are great for forcing us to think through how the UI will respond to user input—and capturing all of that information!

by Kathryn Grayson Nanz
September 11, 2024 Share
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UX Crash Course: Storyboarding

Whether you’re explaining a concept to a stakeholder or client, or to a UI designer, developer or QA tester, everyone benefits from understanding the context in which the feature or product will be applied by the end user. That’s exactly what storyboarding is perfect for!

by Kathryn Grayson Nanz
August 14, 2024 Share
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Closing the Designer-Developer Gap

One of the best ways we can close the designer-developer distance is by learning more and gaining a more thorough understanding of what all parties are looking for. By identifying those communication gaps, knowledge gaps and expectation gaps, we can begin to bridge them together.

by Kathryn Grayson Nanz
July 25, 2024 Share
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UX Crash Course: Wayfinding

Good wayfinding is intuitive and consistent throughout the experience and shows only relevant information. See practical examples of helpful wayfinding design.

by Kathryn Grayson Nanz
July 16, 2024 Share
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What the Self-Checkout Backlash Teaches Us About Tech & UX

Self-service technologies may be losing favor with both customers and brands. Let’s dig deeper into some studies and reports on self-service to see what they really reveal about the modern user experience and the technologies that power them.

by Suzanne Scacca
May 10, 2024 Share