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Joined August 2012
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Rob Gifford retweeted
The first GPT-4V-powered frontend engineer agent. Just upload a picture of a design, and the agent autonomously codes it up, looks at a render for mistakes, improves the code accordingly, repeat. Utterly insane.
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Replying to @peterme
am i doing this right?
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Replying to @femkesvs
Communication. Specifically story telling and explaining the rationale for designs.
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Replying to @sama
I think it has to due to the virus being similar enough that our immune systems might fall back in the immune response established by the first vaccine.
Understanding the psychology behind defaults helps ensure we’re using this behavioral design technique effectively. Read my article on @UXBooth to learn more: uxbooth.com/articles/make-de… @MadPow #behavioraleconomics #behaviorchangedesign
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Invest more in JTBD, less in Personas. "People are trying to solve a problem by using your product or service. Understanding what problem they’re trying to solve is far more effective than generalizing a non-task-centric group they may belong to." uxmag.com/articles/understan…
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When a layoff happens, it can feel completely disorienting. Thats what motivated me to write this piece on UXBooth outlining what I learned from navigating a layoff in the last recession. uxbooth.com/articles/develop…
Replying to @rorystennett
Good for you, Rory. It’s the only job only you can do. #priorities
Not super impressed with Home Depot's product recommendations.
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Interested in creating simple experiences but not sure where to start? Check out my article on the Mad*Pow blog to learn more about what simplicity in UX really means and the tradeoffs you'll need to make to achieve it. buff.ly/2GbcZgO
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I've really enjoyed reading @tomgreever's Articulating Design Decisions. I highly recommend to new entrants to the field... or anyone wanting a refresher from someone who's obviously spent a lot of time honing his consulting craft. buff.ly/2QnX96Z
When evaluating equally promising designs, ask yourself: "What would have to be true about our users (or business) for this concept to be more effective than the alternative?"... then, ask how you can get that information.
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Mad*Pow is assembling the speaker line up 2019's Health Experience Design Conference (HXD). If you're an innovator or design leader in healthcare why not consider giving a talk? It's a great thing to be a part of! lnkd.in/eiQWGkn
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Understanding design systems is an essential skill for any UX designer nowadays. Using them has a huge impact on the pace that new features and products can be launched. Here's a great starting point to learning more about them fro…lnkd.in/evM3_ZK lnkd.in/eukMMNk
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Vending machine at my Y illustrates the importance of proximity in UI design. If I have to pick, I’ll choose “yes”.
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Replying to @Bostontacofest
@Bostontacofest Can we buy ticket at the festival or do we have to get them online? Eventbright say's they're no longer issuing tickets.
Can you set up a WebEx? I want to know!
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UXDesign.ccprovides an excellent overview of what's going on in UX this year. lnkd.in/eDQHZx7 lnkd.in/e3Xny3D
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Replying to @uxpaboston
Thanks @timeril ! It'll be a good discuss hope you can make it.
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