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WHEN THE OVERLAY CAN BOOST THE DIGITAL EXPERIENCE

Most of the time I notice a misuse of the overlay widgets. Very often, they disturb the overall digital experience and they provide inconsistent content based on the actual context the user is facing.

How can we design the overlay widgets in a human-centred way?

I was positively impressed by the new LinkedIn feature about the commute distance when you receive notifications about job profiles.

Product Design – When the overlay can boost the digital experience

What we can achieve by providing the right content on the go:

the user- workflow is unbroken
the content is shown in the right context
the overall experience is enriched by consistent sub-tasks

UX IS NOT THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF A PRODUCT

UX is not the most important part of a product

When designing, think about what the person is trying to accomplish. Don’t let the design get in the way.

what you are doing is part of a large system
put your focus on the results, on what the user wants to achieve
if the experience you’ve designed is not perfect, well, who cares! The result matters! The user who can accomplish the task matters!

Don Norman‘s video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlQEoJaLQRA

MOBILE LANDSCAPE IN A NUTSHELL

Mobile Landscape JUN 2018

Mobile Landscape in a nutshell – How the #mobile world is changing and design-wise what we can improve – as usual, @lukewroblewski rocks the stage at Conversions@Google 2018

THE LONDON FINTECH DESIGN SUMMIT 2018

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DESIGN SYSTEM, THE RABBIT IN THE HAT FOR YOUR NEXT DIGITAL PROJECT

TLDR – Design Systems, the rabbit in the hat for your next digital project

Nowadays, users consume digital products within a complex environment. To reach their goals, they quickly jump from one device to another. Hence, multiple devices are connected to different connection types and use more than one product. How can product makers face such a challenge?