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10 bites of UX wisdom every designer should know (blog.maze.design)
over 3 years ago from Elena Luchita, Managing editor @ Maze
9 comments
Ahmed Sulaiman, over 3 years ago "Don’t think features, think user needs." - cool
Nick Orland, over 3 years ago Cliché. Soon, AI will kill the UX profession and I kinda like that.
Kyle Greely, over 3 years ago Please explain how that will happen?
Nick Orland, over 3 years ago Isn't that obvious? Every heard about Adaptive UX? Deep learning + 30 years of user behavior available as digital data for analysis (also as realtime infrastructure) = superior solutions that do not require hundreds of unprofitable UX Designers. The design will survive but more as an art discipline, however, that's another topic.
Kyle Greely, over 3 years ago I'd love to read up on any sources you have to back that up.
Nick Orland, over 3 years ago I don't have anything specific, that's my personal opinion based on 15+ years of experience in this field. But you can check: https://openai.com/https://design.google/library/ai/https://algorithms.design/ (This is more about design in general) https://www.awwwards.com/AI-driven-designhttps://uxdesign.cc/how-ai-will-impact-your-routine-as-a-designer-2773a4b1728c etc.
Sacha Greif, over 3 years ago
The thing with advice is, either it's specific and that means it will only apply to a small percentage of situations; or it's general and it becomes so vague as to be meaningless. Guess which category this falls into…
EDIT: after reading it more that was probably a bit harsh, those are good pieces of advice for beginners. Although my comment does apply to a lot of UX writing more generally…
Elena Luchita, over 3 years ago
Hey Sacha, thank you for your comment! With an interview like this, the goal was to relay 'bites' of information only. As much as I don't like general advice myself, I thought this could at least be helpful to beginners and to those interested in finding out more about UX bites.
Thomas Michael Semmler, over 3 years ago
TLDR - be professional.
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