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  1. I am starting to talk about UXD from an HCI perspective as PIE: Paradigmatic Interaction Experience, or, individually, interaction experience paradigms.

    I don't have the clout to coin a term and expect anyone to use it, but fuck it. is too much about two-dimensional widgets. is too broadly about in .

    WTF am I talking about?

    Epubs and PDFs are consumed in the same paradigm.
    Filesystem navigation is a paradigm, and you know what experience to expect during that.

  2. I am starting to talk about UXD from an HCI perspective as PIE: Paradigmatic Interaction Experience, or, individually, interaction experience paradigms.

    I don't have the clout to coin a term and expect anyone to use it, but fuck it. #UXD is too much about two-dimensional widgets. #HCI is too broadly about #informatics in #sociology.

    WTF am I talking about?

    Epubs and PDFs are consumed in the same paradigm.
    Filesystem navigation is a paradigm, and you know what experience to expect during that.

  3. I am starting to talk about UXD from an HCI perspective as PIE: Paradigmatic Interaction Experience, or, individually, interaction experience paradigms.

    I don't have the clout to coin a term and expect anyone to use it, but fuck it. #UXD is too much about two-dimensional widgets. #HCI is too broadly about #informatics in #sociology.

    WTF am I talking about?

    Epubs and PDFs are consumed in the same paradigm.
    Filesystem navigation is a paradigm, and you know what experience to expect during that.

  4. I am starting to talk about UXD from an HCI perspective as PIE: Paradigmatic Interaction Experience, or, individually, interaction experience paradigms.

    I don't have the clout to coin a term and expect anyone to use it, but fuck it. #UXD is too much about two-dimensional widgets. #HCI is too broadly about #informatics in #sociology.

    WTF am I talking about?

    Epubs and PDFs are consumed in the same paradigm.
    Filesystem navigation is a paradigm, and you know what experience to expect during that.

  5. I am starting to talk about UXD from an HCI perspective as PIE: Paradigmatic Interaction Experience, or, individually, interaction experience paradigms.

    I don't have the clout to coin a term and expect anyone to use it, but fuck it. #UXD is too much about two-dimensional widgets. #HCI is too broadly about #informatics in #sociology.

    WTF am I talking about?

    Epubs and PDFs are consumed in the same paradigm.
    Filesystem navigation is a paradigm, and you know what experience to expect during that.

  6. @javapro Honestly, this is going the wrong direction. You MUST start with a validated user experience via #DesignThinking. If you start from domain models, you're probably not building for humans. #UXD

  7. @javapro Honestly, this is going the wrong direction. You MUST start with a validated user experience via #DesignThinking. If you start from domain models, you're probably not building for humans. #UXD

  8. @javapro Honestly, this is going the wrong direction. You MUST start with a validated user experience via #DesignThinking. If you start from domain models, you're probably not building for humans. #UXD

  9. @javapro Honestly, this is going the wrong direction. You MUST start with a validated user experience via #DesignThinking. If you start from domain models, you're probably not building for humans. #UXD

  10. @javapro Honestly, this is going the wrong direction. You MUST start with a validated user experience via #DesignThinking. If you start from domain models, you're probably not building for humans. #UXD

  11. What I hope for from AG-UI actually doesn't need AI at all. I am hoping for a human-centric #UXD layer that could be the front-end component of a #ComposableComputing / #MalleableSoftware / #BrutalistComputing / #PhenotropicProgramming paradigm, unlocking for common users most of the functionality of modern computing that most have relied on app developers to eventually roll out for them.

  12. What I hope for from AG-UI actually doesn't need AI at all. I am hoping for a human-centric layer that could be the front-end component of a / / / paradigm, unlocking for common users most of the functionality of modern computing that most have relied on app developers to eventually roll out for them.

  13. What I hope for from AG-UI actually doesn't need AI at all. I am hoping for a human-centric #UXD layer that could be the front-end component of a #ComposableComputing / #MalleableSoftware / #BrutalistComputing / #PhenotropicProgramming paradigm, unlocking for common users most of the functionality of modern computing that most have relied on app developers to eventually roll out for them.

  14. What I hope for from AG-UI actually doesn't need AI at all. I am hoping for a human-centric #UXD layer that could be the front-end component of a #ComposableComputing / #MalleableSoftware / #BrutalistComputing / #PhenotropicProgramming paradigm, unlocking for common users most of the functionality of modern computing that most have relied on app developers to eventually roll out for them.

  15. What I hope for from AG-UI actually doesn't need AI at all. I am hoping for a human-centric #UXD layer that could be the front-end component of a #ComposableComputing / #MalleableSoftware / #BrutalistComputing / #PhenotropicProgramming paradigm, unlocking for common users most of the functionality of modern computing that most have relied on app developers to eventually roll out for them.

  16. A notification badge is often a red dot that shows a digit. That digit is the unread-message count.

    The digit in the badge must match the unread-message count!

    Lately, I've seen a badge promising 1 or 2 messages in the Google Play Store, a telco app, and a banking app when there were no unread messages.

    Incorrect system-status info is a defect. It'll train users to pay less attention to the badge.

    #UX #UXD #UserExperience #design #SystemStatus #status #notification #counter #badge #usability

  17. A notification badge is often a red dot that shows a digit. That digit is the unread-message count.

    The digit in the badge must match the unread-message count!

    Lately, I've seen a badge promising 1 or 2 messages in the Google Play Store, a telco app, and a banking app when there were no unread messages.

    Incorrect system-status info is a defect. It'll train users to pay less attention to the badge.

    #UX #UXD #UserExperience #design #SystemStatus #status #notification #counter #badge #usability

  18. A notification badge is often a red dot that shows a digit. That digit is the unread-message count.

    The digit in the badge must match the unread-message count!

    Lately, I've seen a badge promising 1 or 2 messages in the Google Play Store, a telco app, and a banking app when there were no unread messages.

    Incorrect system-status info is a defect. It'll train users to pay less attention to the badge.

    #UX #UXD #UserExperience #design #SystemStatus #status #notification #counter #badge #usability

  19. A notification badge is often a red dot that shows a digit. That digit is the unread-message count.

    The digit in the badge must match the unread-message count!

    Lately, I've seen a badge promising 1 or 2 messages in the Google Play Store, a telco app, and a banking app when there were no unread messages.

    Incorrect system-status info is a defect. It'll train users to pay less attention to the badge.

    #UX #UXD #UserExperience #design #SystemStatus #status #notification #counter #badge #usability

  20. A notification badge is often a red dot that shows a digit. That digit is the unread-message count.

    The digit in the badge must match the unread-message count!

    Lately, I've seen a badge promising 1 or 2 messages in the Google Play Store, a telco app, and a banking app when there were no unread messages.

    Incorrect system-status info is a defect. It'll train users to pay less attention to the badge.

    #UX #UXD #UserExperience #design #SystemStatus #status #notification #counter #badge #usability

  21. A #chatbot can't answer my question, so it offers to connect me to a person.

    Bot: "Do you want to speak to a staff member?"
    Yes/No.

    Me: "Yes."

    Bot: "Sorry, the office is closed. Please try again on Monday after 9am."
    Ask another question/Quit.

    🤔 Other questions I have: Why didn't your designers have you check staff availability before offering to connect me, or have you offer to queue my message for someone to answer on Monday morning?

    #UX #UXD #bot #design #UserExperience #ServiceDesign

  22. A #chatbot can't answer my question, so it offers to connect me to a person.

    Bot: "Do you want to speak to a staff member?"
    Yes/No.

    Me: "Yes."

    Bot: "Sorry, the office is closed. Please try again on Monday after 9am."
    Ask another question/Quit.

    🤔 Other questions I have: Why didn't your designers have you check staff availability before offering to connect me, or have you offer to queue my message for someone to answer on Monday morning?

    #UX #UXD #bot #design #UserExperience #ServiceDesign

  23. A #chatbot can't answer my question, so it offers to connect me to a person.

    Bot: "Do you want to speak to a staff member?"
    Yes/No.

    Me: "Yes."

    Bot: "Sorry, the office is closed. Please try again on Monday after 9am."
    Ask another question/Quit.

    🤔 Other questions I have: Why didn't your designers have you check staff availability before offering to connect me, or have you offer to queue my message for someone to answer on Monday morning?

    #UX #UXD #bot #design #UserExperience #ServiceDesign

  24. A #chatbot can't answer my question, so it offers to connect me to a person.

    Bot: "Do you want to speak to a staff member?"
    Yes/No.

    Me: "Yes."

    Bot: "Sorry, the office is closed. Please try again on Monday after 9am."
    Ask another question/Quit.

    🤔 Other questions I have: Why didn't your designers have you check staff availability before offering to connect me, or have you offer to queue my message for someone to answer on Monday morning?

    #UX #UXD #bot #design #UserExperience #ServiceDesign

  25. After almost 20 years in corporate #ux and eventually working my way up to Director of #CX for an airline SaaS company, I am starting to take on #careerCoaching engagements.

    I want to help digital creatives
    - protect their peace
    - know when good enough is good enough
    - learn how to speak "business" to drive change

    If you are a #UXD, #CXD, or #digitalCreative and want someone to help you navigate the storms of work, set up some time to chat - thefocusedjourney.youcanbook.m

  26. After almost 20 years in corporate #ux and eventually working my way up to Director of #CX for an airline SaaS company, I am starting to take on #careerCoaching engagements.

    I want to help digital creatives
    - protect their peace
    - know when good enough is good enough
    - learn how to speak "business" to drive change

    If you are a #UXD, #CXD, or #digitalCreative and want someone to help you navigate the storms of work, set up some time to chat - thefocusedjourney.youcanbook.m

  27. Technology that is helpful might be proactive – but then with a robust Undo function – or it might wait in the background untill called. It depends on the context.

    Technology that is helpful doesn't harass.

    mstdn.social/@_L1vY_/113258623

    #UX #UxD #UserExperience #design #software #usability #UI #Undo #tech #technology

  28. Technology that is helpful might be proactive – but then with a robust Undo function – or it might wait in the background untill called. It depends on the context.

    Technology that is helpful doesn't harass.

    mstdn.social/@_L1vY_/113258623

    #UX #UxD #UserExperience #design #software #usability #UI #Undo #tech #technology

  29. Technology that is helpful might be proactive – but then with a robust Undo function – or it might wait in the background untill called. It depends on the context.

    Technology that is helpful doesn't harass.

    mstdn.social/@_L1vY_/113258623

    #UX #UxD #UserExperience #design #software #usability #UI #Undo #tech #technology

  30. Technology that is helpful might be proactive – but then with a robust Undo function – or it might wait in the background untill called. It depends on the context.

    Technology that is helpful doesn't harass.

    mstdn.social/@_L1vY_/113258623

    #UX #UxD #UserExperience #design #software #usability #UI #Undo #tech #technology

  31. Technology that is helpful might be proactive – but then with a robust Undo function – or it might wait in the background untill called. It depends on the context.

    Technology that is helpful doesn't harass.

    mstdn.social/@_L1vY_/113258623

    #UX #UxD #UserExperience #design #software #usability #UI #Undo #tech #technology

  32. The cashier's name tag says "Charlie".

    The receipt says: "You were served by Robbie".

    Charlie and Robbie both appear to be about 16 years old. They've never heard the phrase "audit trail" nor do they care about cash-drawer reconciliation or their performance stats.

    The system's users do what's easy and convenient for themselves. It should be harder for cashiers to use a till they haven't signed in to. This is a design failure.

    #design #usability #authentication #cashier #till #UX #UxD

  33. I remember reading (or should I say experiencing?) "Snow Fall" when it was published ten years ago. As a working web/UX designer and freelance creative lead, I was excited by these affordances of visual journalism but also intimidated, because the effort required serious collaboration by a crack interdisciplinary team.

    Snow Fall doesn't look new now, but back then it was a compelling model of what could be.

    #journalism #VisualJournalism #InteractionDesign #UXD #UX

    nytimes.com/2022/12/23/insider

  34. @dansup

    One good way to support the Fediverse's volunteer devs: ask them to work with volunteer design and user-research practitioners who help them to develop and test usable designs – before any substantial code is written.

    Testing mockups and prototypes with the community would reduce unhappiness all around.

    #UX #UXD #design #UCD #SoftwareDesign #UR #UserResearch #usability #mockup #prototype #testing #UserNeeds #users #IxD #InteractionDesign #coding #dev #development #SoftwareDevelopment

  35. @dansup

    One good way to support the Fediverse's volunteer devs: ask them to work with volunteer design and user-research practitioners who help them to develop and test usable designs – before any substantial code is written.

    Testing mockups and prototypes with the community would reduce unhappiness all around.

    #UX #UXD #design #UCD #SoftwareDesign #UR #UserResearch #usability #mockup #prototype #testing #UserNeeds #users #IxD #InteractionDesign #coding #dev #development #SoftwareDevelopment

  36. @dansup

    One good way to support the Fediverse's volunteer devs: ask them to work with volunteer design and user-research practitioners who help them to develop and test usable designs – before any substantial code is written.

    Testing mockups and prototypes with the community would reduce unhappiness all around.

    #UX #UXD #design #UCD #SoftwareDesign #UR #UserResearch #usability #mockup #prototype #testing #UserNeeds #users #IxD #InteractionDesign #coding #dev #development #SoftwareDevelopment

  37. @dansup

    One good way to support the Fediverse's volunteer devs: ask them to work with volunteer design and user-research practitioners who help them to develop and test usable designs – before any substantial code is written.

    Testing mockups and prototypes with the community would reduce unhappiness all around.

    #UX #UXD #design #UCD #SoftwareDesign #UR #UserResearch #usability #mockup #prototype #testing #UserNeeds #users #IxD #InteractionDesign #coding #dev #development #SoftwareDevelopment

  38. @dansup

    One good way to support the Fediverse's volunteer devs: ask them to work with volunteer design and user-research practitioners who help them to develop and test usable designs – before any substantial code is written.

    Testing mockups and prototypes with the community would reduce unhappiness all around.

    #UX #UXD #design #UCD #SoftwareDesign #UR #UserResearch #usability #mockup #prototype #testing #UserNeeds #users #IxD #InteractionDesign #coding #dev #development #SoftwareDevelopment

  39. The cashier's name tag says "Charlie".

    The receipt says: "You were served by Robbie".

    Charlie and Robbie both appear to be about 16 years old. They've never heard the phrase "audit trail" nor do they care about cash-drawer reconciliation or their performance stats.

    The system's users do what's easy and convenient for themselves. It should be harder for cashiers to use a till they haven't signed in to. This is a design failure.

    #design #usability #authentication #cashier #till #UX #UxD

  40. The cashier's name tag says "Charlie".

    The receipt says: "You were served by Robbie".

    Charlie and Robbie both appear to be about 16 years old. They've never heard the phrase "audit trail" nor do they care about cash-drawer reconciliation or their performance stats.

    The system's users do what's easy and convenient for themselves. It should be harder for cashiers to use a till they haven't signed in to. This is a design failure.

    #design #usability #authentication #cashier #till #UX #UxD

  41. The cashier's name tag says "Charlie".

    The receipt says: "You were served by Robbie".

    Charlie and Robbie both appear to be about 16 years old. They've never heard the phrase "audit trail" nor do they care about cash-drawer reconciliation or their performance stats.

    The system's users do what's easy and convenient for themselves. It should be harder for cashiers to use a till they haven't signed in to. This is a design failure.

    #design #usability #authentication #cashier #till #UX #UxD

  42. Do you use dark mode themes?

  43. CW: Second tour triangulaire dans le 06

    À Nice, le député dissout Horizons, Graig Monetti, a décidé de se présenter aux suffrages malgré sa troisième position derrière Eric #Ciotti et Olivier Salerno. Il estime être le seul à « pouvoir en rassembler suffisamment » pour battre M. Ciotti, notamment grâce au report de voix du candidat LR éliminé. Il a surtout reconnu ne pas s’être désisté en raison de l’appartenance du candidat du NFP à La France Insoumise. « Si j’avais eu l’opportunité d’affronter un candidat socialiste, démocrate, écologiste ou même communiste, je me serais retiré » a-t-il déclaré sur BFM-TV.

    #entreDeuxTours #entre2Tours #législatives #législatives2024 #élections #campagne #lfi #NFP #NouveauFrontPopulaire #FrontPopulaire #2eTour #DeuxièmeTour #AlpesMaritimes #Nice06 #Nice #circo0601 #06circo01 #06c1 #triangulaire #campagne #uxd #Horizons

  44. CW: Second tour triangulaire dans le 06

    À Nice, le député dissout Horizons, Graig Monetti, a décidé de se présenter aux suffrages malgré sa troisième position derrière Eric #Ciotti et Olivier Salerno. Il estime être le seul à « pouvoir en rassembler suffisamment » pour battre M. Ciotti, notamment grâce au report de voix du candidat LR éliminé. Il a surtout reconnu ne pas s’être désisté en raison de l’appartenance du candidat du NFP à La France Insoumise. « Si j’avais eu l’opportunité d’affronter un candidat socialiste, démocrate, écologiste ou même communiste, je me serais retiré » a-t-il déclaré sur BFM-TV.

    #entreDeuxTours #entre2Tours #législatives #législatives2024 #élections #campagne #lfi #NFP #NouveauFrontPopulaire #FrontPopulaire #2eTour #DeuxièmeTour #AlpesMaritimes #Nice06 #Nice #circo0601 #06circo01 #06c1 #triangulaire #campagne #uxd #Horizons