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  • uxplanet.org

    Color, Psychology and Design

    Color is a beautiful thing that creates different emotions in humans. We see things and differentiate similar objects with the use of color. We feel colors as an object that creates different…

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  • uxplanet.org

    Psychology and Product Design

    As product designers, we try to create products that are designed for humans. We try to solve their problems and create a better experience by making better understandability and discoverability in products…

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  • medium.com

    Don’t Overthink. Just Do

    ‘Constant thinking will not take you far from the place you are now. Actions will.’ Max Lukominskyi • The Mission You can think till the cows come home, but you’ll make no…

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  • mrjoe.uk

    UX, Psychology and the Power of 100

    What do an overnight 40% drop in road accidents, a night in on the sofa watching TV and a good night’s sleep have to do with digital product design? Humans only have…

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  • uxdesign.cc

    The Importance of Cognitive Bias in Experience Design

    Design can benefit immensely from cognitive bias. Specifically, design can benefit from thinking of cognitive biases as keys to efficiency and accuracy, rather than as roadblocks in the way. Dark patterns prey…

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  • prototypr.io

    Psychology in Design – Part 1

    The Isolation Effect (also known as the Von Restorff Effect) is the tendency to recall something that stands out in a group and afford it more weighting than its peers. Items that…

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  • marvelapp.com

    The Psychology Principles Every UI/UX Designer Needs to Know

    Psychology plays a big part in a user’s experience with an application. By understanding how our designs are perceived, we can make adjustments so that the apps we create are more effective…

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  • tubikstudio.com

    How Human Memory Works: Tips for UX Designers

    One of the greatest information processors we deal with in our everyday life cannot be seen or touched. It cannot be bought or sold as well as taken from other people; however,…

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  • interaction-design.org

    UX and Memory: Present Information at Relevant Points

    So much effort is dedicated to constructing visual displays; from the layout, structure, navigation methods, tools, functions, actions, to the images and logos. All of these elements are important to user experience,…

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  • heydesigner.com

    An Empirical Study of Failure: How to Make Mistakes Your Friend

    I spent a year studying mistakes in creative processes and interviewing a bunch of guys about it — Here’s what I found out! A few details about the study Over a period of a…

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  • medium.com

    Psychology Principles That Balancing Aesthetic and Usability in Interface Design  – Part 1

    I’ve always been obsessed with designing a beautiful product, however, balanced with a good usability. Every time we craft an interface, we should always put a reason that is more than just…

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  • toptal.com

    Persuasive Design: Using Advanced Psychology Effectively

    Websites have come a long way in a short space of time—it’s really quite amazing just how much some of the sites belonging to the last decade’s most established brands have changed…

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  • uxplanet.org

    Design principle: Cognitive dissonance

    This week’s article is about the mental discomfort experienced by humans and foxes, who hold two or more contradicting thoughts or/and beliefs at the same time. Let’s look at what is cognitive…

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  • adobe.com

    Discipline or Tool? The Study of Design Psychology in UX

    With all this talk of psychology in UX design, is there such a thing as a design psychologist? If you look up “design psychology” you will find that this field typically combines…

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  • uxdesign.cc

    Advantages of Prototyping From a Psychological Point of View

    In software or design development, prototyping was shown to enhance communication between team members and customers, to provide early user feedback, and to save a lot of time and money. These advantages…

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  • lukew.com

    Psychology Behind Mobile Behaviors

    In her Psychology Behind Mobile Behaviors presentation at Google Conversions 2017 in Dublin, Ireland, Nathalie Nahai walked through several psychological principles to consider when designing mobile experiences. Here's my notes from her…

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