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UX Designers, this one's for you. Our 50-page guide lays out everything you need to run a successful usability test, from start to analysis. Plus, it's packed with examples, templates, and a case study. Sample the first handful of pages below. Download the full guide for later here ➡ https://lnkd.in/g2nu5NuN

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What affects your design system’s timeline? From creating UI libraries to handling multiple products and brands, many factors come into play. We'll discuss how to set realistic expectations and plan effectively. 🛠️ https://hubs.li/Q02C_B5v0

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As a VA Lighthouse Alumn, I cannot say enough positive things about Dave and how incredibly impactful this opportunity is. AMA about building the developer experience at the VA. VA’s digital transformation strategy https://lnkd.in/gjPsBBsv

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Redesigning your website? 🎨 Consider writing a usability UX plan to ensure the design aligns with user expectations. Share product information and the purpose of your website (i.e. generating leads or freemium upgrades) with Bash and we'll write the first draft of your usability plan. Try it for free. 👇

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“Emily Carr’s UX Design Program melds teamwork, practical business insights, and innovative techniques, equipping you to design impactful solutions.” Learn more about this innovative program here! https://loom.ly/sjL__34 #UX #UXDesign

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My pal Vitaly Friedman is second-to-none when it comes to delivering thorough, thoughtful, and actionable design advice. He's released a few courses that are really valuable for practicing designers and design leads: 🧠 Smart Interface Design Patterns: https://lnkd.in/e-v-jsCG 📏 How to Measure UX Impact: https://measure-ux.com/ #design #ux

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Design isn't just about aesthetics — it's a critical driver of business success. At WillowTree, we've seen firsthand how strong design leadership can transform digital experiences and deliver measurable ROI. In her latest article (https://lnkd.in/eFRYg73g), WillowTree Group VP of Design Rachel Hatley-Starnes shares key benefits of strategic design leadership: 1️⃣ Alignment of brand vision with user needs 2️⃣ Increased customer engagement and loyalty 3️⃣ Improved product adoption and user satisfaction 4️⃣ Enhanced cross-functional collaboration 5️⃣ Accelerated innovation and time-to-market Are you leveraging the full potential of design leadership in your digital strategy? Let's connect and explore how WillowTree can help you harness the power of strategic design to transform your digital presence and achieve your business goals: https://lnkd.in/gFGUJMSh #DigitalExperience #DesignLeadership #StrategicDesign #UserExperience #DigitalTransformation

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You've probably seen these two common design patterns before—tabs and accordions—but when should you use one over the other? In this video, https://bit.ly/3Viy8sM UX Specialist Huei-Hsin Wang walks through the different characteristics of both patterns and when to use which. Tabs, for instance, suit a few long content sections, while accordions fit many short ones. Interested in reading more about accordions? Also check out her article on when and how to use accordions on desktop: https://bit.ly/4chw5vW #Accordions #Tabs #UX #UXDesign #UIUX #ProductDesign

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This one word in your contracts could cost you. Here’s something I see all the time… Web designers and developers and document designers promising accessibility “compliance.” They use the terms “compliance” and “conformance” interchangeably. But they aren’t the same, and the difference could put you in hot water. I talked about the key difference and what to say and do, so you can CYA, in the latest episode of Design Domination. Link in comments.

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Are you confusing wireframes with actual solutions? In Pulse by Intuji's episode #21, we challenge this common misconception with Jared Spool, examining the true scope of UX work. "It's not necessarily just UX... isn't just about designing a wireframe. Because we can design a wireframe, and it could be the completely wrong solution" When we reduce UX to wireframes, we miss the bigger picture of solving real user problems. The best solutions often come from understanding the problem space, not just the interface. Pretty interfaces don't always solve ugly problems. Link to the full episode here 👉 https://buff.ly/4epJ3bD 🎧 Or catch the full episode on your favourite platform: ➕ YouTube - https://buff.ly/4cB1E4N ➕ Spotify - https://buff.ly/3J3MQxV ➕ Apple Podcasts - https://buff.ly/4cCnRiZ ➕ Deezer - https://buff.ly/3J3MQOr Also, give us a follow to stay updated with more exciting content from Pulse by Intuji: 👉 LinkedIn - https://buff.ly/3R0fVik 👉 YouTube - https://buff.ly/4cB1E4N 👉 TikTok - https://buff.ly/4aIF3S9 👉 Facebook - https://buff.ly/4dyMzQe 👉 Instagram - https://buff.ly/4bWe85F 👉 X/Twitter - https://buff.ly/3J3MQ0T 👉 Website - https://buff.ly/4aIF3l7 #UXDesign #ProductStrategy #ProblemSolving #DesignThinking #UserExperience #DigitalInnovation #BusinessSolutions

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WIP This is a Small preview of a nav links animation I am building using GSAP and Webflow for a project. #webflow #gsap

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A quick look at the Figma version of TMS Case Study – an 81-slide presentation template designed to articulate your project results and highlight key achievements.⁠ ⁠ Also available for Keynote, Google Slides, Powerpoint and Canva.⁠ ⁠ → t-bi.link/tms-casestudy

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📢 Attention, attention: the 2024 DesignOps survey needs your help 😊 Please repost, share with your #DesignOps friends, and let's get those inputs in so we can have the best possible benchmarking report for 2024! 👉 bit.ly/DOA2024Survey 👈 Deadline for responses is July 31. #DesignOps #Design #Survey #DesignOpsCommunity #UX #UXOps #CreativeOps

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A lot of what we do as designers is clean up. Sure, we talk about story arcs and designing the experience, but the average presentation may not have the time or resources to think bigger than getting it done, even when it’s an essential pitch by the C-suite for a new initiative. That's where following the template, using it wisely to maximize variation, and keeping it simple comes into play. Much of what you need to say should be in the talk track rather than in the slide, and if you need to go into detail, use an appendix, preread existing material, or a download to let people dive deep. Designing for a screen comes with practice, like riding a bike. In my experience helping thousands of presenters, the less design YOU have to do, the better it is for you and the AUDIENCE. Focus on *design that matters.* Be *intentional with design.* #presentationdesign

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Is UX design a perfect blend of art and science, or does the balance shift like a swinging pendulum? In this episode, Ron Severdia dives deep into the ever-changing ratio of creativity and logic in UX design. Don't miss out on this compelling discussion!

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Looking for better ROI on your UX projects? Independent firms often deliver more value. With direct access to experts, less overhead, and efficient processes, you get more impact for your investment. See why going independent can transform your UX outcomes. 💭 #ThinkWithUs #UXConsultancy #UXPartners

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