May 9, 2019

What's wrong with Dot Voting Issue 93

• Design Patterns
  Designing for different states in the UI

  Don't just focus on designing the perfect state

• User Research
  A Beginners Guide To User JourneyMapping

  Good refresher or guide if you need it 'A Beginner's Guide To User Journey Mapping'

• Design Systems
  Make the case: How to get buy-in for building a design system

  Starting a conversation about how a design system improves workflow contributes to cross-functional collaboration.

• Process
  Whats Wrong with Dot Voting Exercises

  Or, what NOT TO DO (and what to watch out for) next time you decide to use dot voting

• Design Principles
  4 laws of UX: Doherty Threshold, Hicks Law, Millers Law, and the Occams Razor

  Use these laws to inform clarity, simplicity, purpose and performance.

• Design Principles
  Sympathy vs. Empathy in UX

  The majority of UX professionals practice sympathy instead of empathy for their users.

• Persuasive Design
  6 Rules for Persuasive Storytelling

  Stories build empathy and make the user needs and pain points memorable to your team.

• Design Patterns
  Modes in User Interfaces

  Poorly signaled modes can easily trigger user errors with disastrous consequences.

• Typography
  Why Fast MattersA Lot

  Attention spans are getting shorter 'Why Fast Matters - A Lot'

• Persuasive Design
  Mental Models: The Best Way to Make Intelligent Decisions (109 Models Explained)Farnam Street

  Mental The Best Way to Make Intelligent Decisions (109 Models Explained)

• Process, Experiments
  Minimum Desirable Product

  Minimum Desirable Product is the simplest experience necessary to prove out a high-value, satisfying product experience for users (independent of business viability).