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Continued learning can be difficult to prioritize, so I love when a good resource comes my way. Thanks Matt Lewis for sending out this compilation of UX Books created by Chris Oliver. Now my UX TBR (To Be Read) list will never end! 🤣 What books are you the most excited to read? https://lnkd.in/ePWQ3JYi #UX #UserExperience #ProductDesign #Books

Has anyone read the book https://lnkd.in/dkimeM-w by Will Grant? Got opinions? I would love to know them. I have a chrome extension that posts a new UX principle, best practice or guideline, and most are from that book (will grant made the extension 😅). It promotes the book and while i disagree with some of the guidelines, there are quite a few agree with. Just wanted to know if the book was really worth it, after all the tease-blurbs i got from it.

hello, I want to share the results of mini task from a short class on MySkills for free with the theme UX Writting. Apart from that, the material provided is very good. #MySkill #LearnAtMySkill #UXDesign #UXWriting

Your UX is telling a story. Remember that time you used a website or an app that didn't capture your imagination or impression? I certainly do. While focusing on functionality is essential, neglecting the emotional connection users form with a product may lead to unmemorable interactions. This missed opportunity is exactly what Whitney Quesenbery and Kevin Brooks address in the "Storytelling for User Experience" book. "We understand the world through stories – it's part of our cognitive makeup." P.S. Read the carousel below, Like & Share. #uidesign #uxdesign #uiuxdesign #storytelling #userexperience

Hey, everyone! 👋 I've set myself a challenge: I'm dedicating at least 25 minutes daily to reading a UX book, starting with the basic "Design of Everyday Things" by Don Norman. As I dive deeper into that, I'll share my notes and insights from the book here. Join me on this learning journey! 😄 #UIDesigner #UXInsights #DonNorman #DesignJourney #uiux #uidesign #uxdesign #webdesign #userinterface #userexperience  #uxdesigner #interface  #uxui #userinterfacedesign

Finishing a new book on UX📚. In my opinion, this book is aimed at those who want to get started in the world of UX, as it is quite basic. A positive aspect is that it includes practical exercises ✍️

Here is another easy to read book for #uxdesigners . As a UX designer I already knew about Laws of UX ,but read the book only few months ago. I've explored UX's laws in all details. 👩💻 Some readers may wish for a more in-depth exploration of certain topics. While Jon Yablonski provides a solid foundation, those seeking a deep dive into specific areas of UX design might find themselves craving more detailed analysis. 💫 #recommendedreading #lawsofux #uxdesign

Book: "Designing Products People Love" by Scott Hurff #52Weeks52Books Challenge 📚 Book 12 of 52 Unlock the secrets of creating products people love! 🌟 Here are the key takeaways from Scott Hurff's book: 🗣 Understand Your Users: Listen to what your users say. Find out what they need and want. This helps you make things they will like. 🛠 Solve Real Problems: Make products that fix real problems. Look for common issues people face and create solutions for them. 🧠 Start Simple: Start with a basic idea. Don't make it too complicated at first. Simple ideas are easier to build and test. 🔍 Test and Learn: Test your product early. Get feedback and make improvements. This helps you create a better product. 📱 Design for Ease: Make your product easy to use. A simple and clear design makes users happy and keeps them coming back. 🤝 Build a Great Team: Work with a skilled team. Good designers and developers help make great products. 🔄 Iterate and Improve: Keep making your product better. Listen to users, learn from their feedback, and make improvements. ❤ Create an Emotional Connection: Connect with your users emotionally. Make products that people love and trust. Dive into design and innovation with me. Get weekly tips and boost your creativity. Follow me for more useful content on product design and user experience! #ProductDesign #UX #Innovation #DesignThinking #UserExperience #ProductDevelopment #CustomerFeedback #EmotionalDesign

Irony is reading an eTextbook chapter about good UX design on a platform that continually extends my highlights to include random fragments of words before and after my selection. #uxdesign

The UX you ship flows from how you build product. You can’t design-hack your way to perfect UX. At some point, your principles and ways of working manifest. That’s why I admire Linear and their “Method” practices for building. Full breakdown of Linear’s growth? Head to the comments for the link. If you'd rather not, here’s the 12 (or so) pages summarized in one visual: