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![Experience design (XD) is the practice of designing
products, processes, services, events, and environments
with a focus placed on the quality of the user experience
and culturally relevant solutions, with less emphasis
placed on increasing and improving functionality of the
design.[1] An emerging discipline, experience design
draws from many other disciplines including cognitive
psychology and perceptual psychology, linguistics,
cognitive science, architecture and environmental
design, haptics, hazard analysis, product design, theatre,
information design, information architecture,
ethnography, brand strategy, interaction design, service
design, storytelling, heuristics, technical communication
and design thinking.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/stanford-ux-111111131118-phpapp01/85/User-Experience-An-Industry-Always-in-Transition-46-320.jpg)
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User Experience: An Industry (Always) in Transition
This document provides a brief history of user experience (UX) and discusses how it has evolved over time. It defines UX as how one feels about using a product, system, or service and notes that it involves factors like demographics, context, motivations, values, feelings and culture. The document also discusses what UX teams are typically comprised of today and lists 8 principles of UX design, including that design doesn't end with documents, to get code implemented as soon as possible, and to say "no" often. It emphasizes that the goal is to design and build awesome products.
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- 3. • A bitof history • A definition of UX • Teams • 8 Principles • Process • Never stop asking
- 4. A brief historyof UX
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- 34. User Experience: how onefeels about using a product, system, or service.
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- 45. What is UXDesign?
- 46. Experience design (XD)is the practice of designing products, processes, services, events, and environments with a focus placed on the quality of the user experience and culturally relevant solutions, with less emphasis placed on increasing and improving functionality of the design.[1] An emerging discipline, experience design draws from many other disciplines including cognitive psychology and perceptual psychology, linguistics, cognitive science, architecture and environmental design, haptics, hazard analysis, product design, theatre, information design, information architecture, ethnography, brand strategy, interaction design, service design, storytelling, heuristics, technical communication and design thinking.
- 47. User experience design(UXD) is a subset of the field of experience design that pertains to the creation of the architecture and interaction models that affect user experience of a device or system. The scope of the field is directed at affecting "all aspects of the user’s interaction with the product: how it is perceived, learned, and used."
- 48. Our definition: Drawing onwhatever and whomever you need to in order to design and build awesome products.
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- 50. If everyone onthe team isn’t part of the UX focus, you have a problem.
- 51. Everyone needs at leasta cursory understanding of what other folks do.
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- 56. Don’t get boggeddown.
- 57. When making products andservices, strategy and design are vapor without execution.
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- 62. Design doesn’t end witha stack of documents.
- 63. Get to “code”as soon as possible.
- 64. Be in touchwith your audience.
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- 69. When it matters,fast trumps beautiful.
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- 80. What would Iwant to do first? And then?
- 81. What am I(or they) trying to achieve?
- 82. Where are people goingto use this?
- 83. What do thebusiness stakeholders want out of this?
- 84. In what waysare we trying to change someone’s (or a group’s) behavior?
- 86. What can weremove?
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- 89. In what wayscan we improve the copywriting?
- 90. How In what wayscan we improve the copywriting?
- 91. How can existing solutionsbe improved?
- 92. Why do currentoptions suck so badly?
- 93. What’s the besttool for this job?
- 94. UX is murkyat best. That’s ok.
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