UX designers (which includes nearly anyone developing front-end code, whether it's in your job title or not), remember that real people will have to use your interface. It will affect them. It can have a serious impact on their quality of daily life.

Don't drive your users to this: mastodon.online/@nikitonsky/11…

#UI #UX #UIUX #UXDesign #BadUX #BadUXDesign #FrontEnd #webdev #WebDevelopment

Niki Tonsky (@nikitonsky@mastodon.online)

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#Reddit is coming up with new manipulative design patterns… that’s an accomplishment I guess 🙄 theverge.com/2023/7/18/2379926…

#uxdesign #manipulativedesign #manipulativeux

Reddit’s only free iOS app icons are ugly now

Reddit switched its default icon to a pixelated version of its logo, and if you want to switch to one that uses a more standard version of its usual logo, you’ll need to subscribe to Reddit Premium.

^{Jay Peters (The Verge)}

If you bring designs to a stakeholder meeting, they will assume you need help and try to make design decisions for you.

Snap them out of their semantic context to have more productive conversations, and avoid getting stuck pixeling up their ideas.

#UXDesign #ProductManagement

spavel.medium.com/switch-seman…

Switch semantic contexts to avoid stakeholder meddling

Despite decades of articles, books, and courses on the topic, the most common design process still looks something like this: a stakeholder tells their designer their idea, and the designer redraws…

^{Pavel Samsonov (Medium)}

¿Te has preguntado alguna vez cuál es la relación entre diseño, poder y justicia social?

Realizamos un repaso por los conversatorios organizados desde @mayfirst@social.mayfirst.org, sobre “formas-otras” de abordar y transitar el proceso de diseño
➡️ sursiendo.org/2022/08/design-j…

#DesingJustice #uxdesign