User Experience
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People who believe products should be designed for people
Guess which is which
🚨 Banner Proposal 🚨
The best illustration of a design process ever made is 'The Squiggle' (subtitle: 'The Process of Uncertainty') made by Damien Newman during his tenure are IDEO. You can read more about it here:
https://thedesignsquiggle.com/
I think it would be a striking and telling graphic to use for the channels banner. I made a mockup to illustrate how it could work:
The best illustration of a design process ever made is 'The Squiggle' (subtitle: 'The Process of Uncertainty') made by Damien Newman during his tenure are IDEO. You can read more about it here:
https://thedesignsquiggle.com/
I think it would be a striking and telling graphic to use for the channels banner. I made a mockup to illustrate how it could work:
What tools do you download to desktop vs. use in the browser?
How do you make that decision?
How do you make that decision?
The Dark Side of The UX Prism
Nothing to add nothing to subtract
Detect a screenshot -> pull up a custom share sheet
Encourages native sharing options, which drive network effects
Seeing this in a lot of apps recently, whoever started this was clever
Encourages native sharing options, which drive network effects
Seeing this in a lot of apps recently, whoever started this was clever
This is what gets me when people bash subscription based softwtware... y'all know the alternative is to pay once, wait for bundled updates and patches months apart, then after two years buy the software again for a new version number?
When the coffee finally kicks in
Embedding participant recruitment into your product can be clever
but this move from /arc actually confused me into thinking I had already opened a tab for it
but this move from /arc actually confused me into thinking I had already opened a tab for it
https://www.flowvoice.ai/ + LLM's is a n-a-s-t-y combo.
for example, I used Wispr with v0.com, using audio dictation to tell it what to build for me.
if I want the design to change, I simply talk to the LLM. And it makes building go so so so much faster.
for example, I used Wispr with v0.com, using audio dictation to tell it what to build for me.
if I want the design to change, I simply talk to the LLM. And it makes building go so so so much faster.
build with users
"One weird trick to boost ad viewership!"
New YouTube UX removes the "countdown" for skipping an ad, and just shows the Skip option when the progress bar is fully loaded
New YouTube UX removes the "countdown" for skipping an ad, and just shows the Skip option when the progress bar is fully loaded
New trend I'm enjoying in onboarding flows: learning by doing
One of my biggest onchain pet peeves: being asked to authenticate (SIWE) before I've expressed any sort of intent to warrant it.
Even worse: sites that initiate a SIWE transaction immediately on load, before I even know what I'm looking at.
Let me browse ffs! 😅
Even worse: sites that initiate a SIWE transaction immediately on load, before I even know what I'm looking at.
Let me browse ffs! 😅
question I am exploring:
is it possible to create product experiences that people truly want, using only generative AI—which means no writing code or designing from scratch
is it possible to create product experiences that people truly want, using only generative AI—which means no writing code or designing from scratch
GM!
Gas is collecting product feedback, so if you have 15 minutes to meet with @maffeo, feedback would be loved!
https://x.com/nicole_maffeo/status/1838991019658084371
Gas is collecting product feedback, so if you have 15 minutes to meet with @maffeo, feedback would be loved!
https://x.com/nicole_maffeo/status/1838991019658084371
might be relevant for UX too
Super excited about this new canvas-based AI tool: cove.ai
- creates cards from chatbot
- pulls info from URLs
- suggests follow-up prompts based on card materials
(haven't fully explored, this is just the result of the walkthrough tutorial)
- creates cards from chatbot
- pulls info from URLs
- suggests follow-up prompts based on card materials
(haven't fully explored, this is just the result of the walkthrough tutorial)
Just logged into @daylight for the first time. Some of the most well thought out onboarding and ux flows I’ve seen in web3
When people discover their path in this space, quite convinced this will be one of the major ways it will happen
When people discover their path in this space, quite convinced this will be one of the major ways it will happen
Who else relates to this? :)
zkTLS / zkHTTPS has officially nerd-sniped me (cc @eulerlagrange.eth)
what experiences could we create if people could safely share any of their data from any web2 provider?
the tech is very new.
the experiences very janky.
but with collab with design and UX — the impact could be massive.
what experiences could we create if people could safely share any of their data from any web2 provider?
the tech is very new.
the experiences very janky.
but with collab with design and UX — the impact could be massive.