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Andrei Urse
Bucharest User Experience Designer Joined almost 5 years ago
- 45 stories
- 34 comments
- 9 upvotes
- What is user testing exactly? (researchloop.net)
- How to design a Test Plan for your research study (researchloop.net)
- User Research – more than you expect (researchloop.net)
- Designers are not the center of the universe (researchloop.net)
- User Research – more than you expect (researchloop.net)
- Have you ever been the user in a research study? (researchloop.net)
- Mentorship, certifications and boot camps in UX (researchloop.net)
- Accessibility. UX. Ignorance. (researchloop.net)
- Measurement scales for surveys (researchloop.net)
- I bought a new car – a painful user experience (researchloop.net)
Posted to What is UX testing (aka User Testing)?, Jul 29, 2020 Posted to Labels inside or outside of the input?, May 12, 2020 Keep things simple! Basic inputs are the best.
Posted to Macbook Pro '16 External Display, in reply to Ali Demirci , May 09, 2020 Yes, I have a LG uk850 wired to a 15" MacBook pro (2017). It also charges the laptop via usb-c.
Posted to Macbook Pro '16 External Display, May 08, 2020 Try an LG with USB-C connectivity.
Posted to What did you read in 2019?, in reply to Dan B , Jan 15, 2020 Thanks, Dan!
AJ&Smart made a review about Made To Stick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44iduae8J3Y
What is your opinion about it?
Posted to What did you read in 2019?, in reply to Braden Hamm , Jan 15, 2020 You can read design books to kids to fall asleep :))
Posted to What did you read in 2019?, in reply to Dan W , Jan 14, 2020 Looking forward to your feedback after you read them :)
Posted to What did you read in 2019?, in reply to Dan W , Jan 14, 2020 Thanks, Dan! Is hard for me to make a Top 3, but I'll give it a try (random order):
- Designing for Behavior Change: Applying Psychology and Behavioral Economics
- Mental Models: Aligning Design Strategy with Human Behavior
- Understanding Context: Environment, Language, and Information Architecture
Posted to What did you read in 2019?, in reply to Nelson Taruc , Jan 14, 2020 Thank you!
Posted to What did you read in 2019?, in reply to Bryan Lewis , Jan 10, 2020 Nice list, Bryan! What do you have in mind for 2020?
- Laws of UX: The Book (jonyablonski.com)
- We hit $1M in revenue in 2018 selling UI Kits and Dashboards. Here is what we learned. (medium.freecodecamp.org)
- So this downvote bombing thing is interesting ...
- UXFlow 2.0 - Free Flowchart kit now also for Figma lovers (uxflow.pro)
- How do you share UI issues and bugs with your developer or development team?
- Figma now has Overlays (figma.com)
- How do you manage Design Documentation of sketch files and handover to development?
- So the sports spam has returned ...
- Mute all background noise during your calls (krisp.ai)
user testing doesn't exist! You don't test the users... there is no such thing.