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The UX of Unretirement: Implications for User Experience (UX) in Digital Products and Workplaces
High inflation and insufficient savings for retirement is leading many older workers to delay or even abandon retirement plans. Research in the Harvard Business Review suggests that multigenerational teams can enhance productivity and performance, given that team members are willing to learn from their differences, as noted by researcher Megan... -
Strategies for Successful User Interface Migrations
Embarking on the transformation of a legacy application to incorporate a new user interface may seem daunting. It involves modernizing a web application while attempting to mitigate disruption for users, which often proves to be a complex task. Although change is essential and the updated interface is projected to enhance... -
Real time user interface production with generative AI hints at radical changes to UX design and accessibility
This post contains a lot of questions and very few answers, I hope you enjoy it regardless and it triggers some thoughts. Back in March, OpenAI demonstrated their newest model “GPT-4V” (the V is for Vision) on a dev stream: In this YouTube video at 16:19, Greg Brockman demonstrates turning... -
Generative AI and User Experience: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Hype around Generative AI has exploded – but we’re only beginning to understand the implications for software products, user experiences, and the risks of excluding people. The good: meaningful results for everyone For most of the history of software, to use any application you had to understand the graphical user... -
On Artificial Intelligence in User Experience Design
Or, why you won’t be replaced by a robot (yet). DALL-E 2, Stable Diffusion and GauGAN are some examples of cutting-edge AI systems that use advanced machine learning to generate realistic imagery from a text prompt. I’ve been playing with all three over the past months and some of the... -
How to: Make the Perfect Search Control
I get it - you’re a new UX designer, you’re enthusiastic and bursting with ideas. You’re a revolutionary and you’re going to change the world. We were all there once, but let me tell you - plead with you - stop over-designing basic functions. The search function has, over the... -
Classify your User Interactions into; Obvious, Easy and Possible
While we strive to make our products as intuitive and familiar as possible, there will always be “advanced” options and rarely-used features. Giving users choice and control over their experience will naturally lead to features that are used less frequently or settings that only a small percentage of users will...