Designing Human-Centered Artifacts to Inspire and Drive Change Apress 374 pages, 18 chapters About this book by Andrew Schall ...

Rethinking design systems as evolving products, rather than fixed component libraries, can transform the way designers work.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools include many options that can reduce research time through the process of Rapid Research.

Looking Ahead This research suggests that UX designers can play a vital role in driving sustainable digital behavior, but we must go beyond the surface impact. We need to design interfaces that ...

Level 1–2 (no AI) involves systems that provide no assistance; humans are fully responsible for all decisions and actions. No trust in AI is required. As automation increases in Levels 3-6 ...

A review of Design, Empathy, Interpretation: Toward Interpretive Design Research The MIT Press 208 pages, 6 chapters About this book by Ilpo Koskinen Book Website A good reference for UX Theory and ...

In a marketplace brimming with innovation, products must do more than function to stay ahead of the competition—they must captivate. Users expect smart, seamlessly connected experiences, propelled by ...

After a two-year research hiatus during the pandemic, when Ayhan Alman served as a psychotherapist in Spain, he returned to find the landscape of the research profession significantly altered by the ...

Trauma is a global epidemic. Almost everyone has lived experience of trauma, and re-traumatization—reliving the traumatic event—can happen at any moment from related or unrelated stimuli; in the ...

Kelly Jura is Vice President, Brand & User Experience, at ScreenPal. With over 15 years of experience impacting design, marketing, software, and user experience, and her innate understanding of ...

Sufficient color contrast is a prerequisite for readable text and accessible websites, and visual contrast has a significant role in the updated Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 3.0).

In the following sections, I outline how different types of users have different XAI needs and the importance of being mindful of human cognitive biases. Different Humans, Different Needs Figure 2. A ...