Showing posts with label cognitive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cognitive. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Creativity-based Research: The Process of Co-Designing with Users

Codesigning software

The practice of co-design allows users to become an active part of the creative development of a product by interacting directly with design and research teams. By UX Magazine

Sunday, May 01, 2011

How Cognitive Biases Shape User Experience

How Cognitive Biases Shape User Experience

Everyone develops opinions regarding how things should look, how things should behave, and what things should be called. These cognitive biases make up the filter between what actually exists, and what we perceive to be true. By Jordan Julien

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Cognitive, visual, and motor loads in ux design

You peruse the news at your favorite online news site. You watch the latest episode of your favorite TV show at ABC.com because you were busy last Tuesday. You pay your bills at your bank's website. Somebody (or a team of somebodies) designed the user experience of these three websites you visited. Did they concentrate on trying to engage you to read the next story? By Susan Weinschenk