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The latest instalment in our monthly list of User Experience terms and definitions.
Each month, we are adding new terms to our existing glossary of Usability and UX definitions; terms we deem useful, interesting or – hopefully – a mixture of the two!
Discover new terms, learn more of the ones you thought you knew and find out interesting, little known, details.
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Announcements
√ I love to work in a fast-growing startup
√ I’m motivated & eager to learn
√ I have an outgoing personality
√ I love new challenges
We are looking for a full time Customer Satisfaction intern. Are you passionate about building new relationships? And do you want to join a team that is both product and service focussed? Do you dare to provide support for the big players, such as Booking.com, Vodafone, and T-mobile?
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Links
There’s a chill in the air as we brace for inevitable snowy onslaught. The heating has been cranked up, that Coca Cola advert is on TV again, and we’re beginning to draw up our new year’s resolutions. November is drawing to a close. It’s Christmas from here on in.
Not to worry, we’ve brought together our favourite UX articles of the last month to provide some relief from the thought of that Jolly fellow and the turn of yet another year.
With so much quality content out there, we’ve compiled November’s best 5 articles we feel are interesting, invaluable or otherwise a must read for anyone with an interest in UX.
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How-tos
Error messages. You encounter them just about every day. No single person is perfect, nor is every website. Error messages are an inevitability. Thus learning to both deal with them, and make them a seamless part of your user experience is key.
Errors are a key component of learning, it is through trial and error as children that we learn how the world works. It is continuous – we all make mistakes and we learn from them. Regardless, this doesn’t detract from the frustration of being met by the red banded text. Glaring in your face like a matador’s cape, as your face blends to a similar tone of maroon – all because, ‘the computer says no’.
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Design
The latest installment in our monthly list of User Experience terms and our first milestone as we hit our 10th edition!
Each month, we are adding new terms to our existing glossary of Usability and UX definitions; terms we deem useful, interesting or – hopefully – a mixture of the two!
Discover new terms, learn more of the ones you thought you knew and find out interesting, little known, details.
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Design
The written word. The primary source through which we share our knowledge. From ancient religious texts and history books, to learning of our friend’s adventures on Facebook. It is this marvelous medium that allows us to express emotions, share thoughts and tell stories. It has done for centuries.
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Links
The days are getting shorter, the nights longer and the clocks have now retreated an hour. With leaves scattered all over, autumn is well and truly here
Not to worry, we’ve brought together our favourite UX articles of the last month to provide some relief from the thought of winter.
With so much quality content out there, we’ve compiled 5 articles we feel are interesting, invaluable or otherwise a must read for anyone with an interest in UX.
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Theory
There has never been a better time to be a UXer. A quick browse over any job site or forum reveals a plethora of Web-related User Experience positions. You needn’t be a genius to notice the demand is there, and it is huge! But where has this all come from?
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Design
The latest installment in our monthly list of User Experience terms.
Each month, we are adding new terms to our existing glossary of Usability and UX definitions; terms we deem useful, interesting or – hopefully – a mixture of the two!
Discover new terms, learn more of the ones you thought you knew and find out interesting, little known, details.
Read the rest of this entry »
Announcements
With the recent multiplication in numbers here at Usabilla, room was running out. Not only that, but with all of the construction on the Rokin outside our windows, it wasn’t the most peaceful of working environments. The balcony will be missed, as will the creative atmosphere of the old office and the memories…
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