Design: UX

UX Crash Course: Mental Models and Cognitive Load

by Kathryn Grayson Nanz October 23, 2024

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Design for the Operator: How UX Design Can Improve Decisions in High-Stakes Environments

Poor UX in high-stakes environments increases risk. Don’t reinvent the wheel—simplify, make incremental improvements and manage change for safer, smarter decisions.

by Teon Beijl
February 19, 2025 Share
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UX Crash Course: Running Critiques

A critique is an invitation for others with different perspectives and life experiences to help poke holes in a design and find places for improvement. It’s an opportunity to find what’s working, as well as what isn’t.

by Kathryn Grayson Nanz
February 11, 2025 Share
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UX Crash Course: The Double Diamond Process

How does iterative design actually work in a day-to-day context? What does that process look like practically, for the people building software with it? That’s what the Double Diamond Process seeks to answer.

by Kathryn Grayson Nanz
January 15, 2025 Share
Design UX People Humanity
From Efficiency to Engagement: The Self-Service Revolution in a Digitally Transformed World

While technological innovations like self-service and electronic systems can significantly improve accessibility and efficiency, they can also present new user difficulties. Companies need to put UX and support first, to reinforce customer satisfaction.

by Jefferson S. Motta
December 13, 2024 Share
Design UX Design Systems
Life After Design Systems

Design systems are valuable not in and of themselves but as a means to an end: freeing up time for work that’s more interesting and (hopefully) more valuable—both to us and to the end user.

by Kathryn Grayson Nanz
December 09, 2024 Share