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This document discusses common misconceptions about user experience (UX). It begins by introducing the author and their experience in UX. The first misconception is that UX is only about the user interface (UI), but UX is broader and includes usability, accessibility, findability, credibility, delight, usefulness and more. The second misconception is thinking users' needs are known without consulting them. The third is that customers always know their own needs, but they may only know what they are familiar with. The fourth is that more features and options increase satisfaction, but this can actually decrease usability and increase cognitive load. The fifth misconception is that common practices are always best practices, but what works in
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Ran Liron discusses different tools and levels of fidelity for prototyping, including high-end, office, and sketching tools. He explains the fidelity spectrum from rough sketches to high fidelity interactive prototypes. The appropriate tool and level of fidelity depends on factors like required interaction, visuals, content, time, skills, and the prototype's purpose. Prototypes can be used for exploration of ideas, focusing on a concept, documentation, demonstrations, usability testing, and more. Inspiration can come from unexpected sources, and being creative is important.
Prototyping mistakes (hebrew)
טעויות נפוצות בבניית אב-טיפוס לממשק וכיצד להימנע מהן - מצגת בעברית
Common UX prototyping mistakes and how to avoid them (Hebrew)
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UX misconceptions
- 2. Who am I? Ran Liron Head of UX @ Varonis Previously UX Lead @ NICE Enterprise (And more – I’m doing this for the last 20 years)
- 3. Misconception #1: UX is about…?
- 4. 4 UX is about…? UX = UIUser eXperience User Interface ?
- 6. 6 Elevators UI What does this mean?
- 7. 7 UX is about…? Are you sure?
- 9. 9 UX is about…? UX = UIUser eXperience User Interface >
- 10. 10 UX is about…? UX = Usability ?
- 11. 11 UX is about…? UX Usability=
- 12. 12 Value UX is about…? (Based on: Peter Morville’s UX Honeycomb) Usability Accessibility Findability Credibility Delight Usefulness
- 13. 13 Misconception #2 I know what users need We are not our users!
- 14. 14 Misconception #3 Our customers know what they need? "If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses”. Henry Ford (or not)
- 15. 15 Misconception #4 More features & Options = higher satisfaction? 1) Hick’s law: The time it takes to make a decision is in a direct correlation to the number of choices OptionsFew many Task time Short Long
- 16. 16 More features & Options = higher satisfaction? 2) The Paradox of Choice https://youtu.be/VO6XEQIsCoM?t=12m29s
- 17. 17 More features & Options = higher satisfaction? The paradox of Choice So – what to do? • Smart defaults. • Content on demand. • Fit scope to role.
- 18. 18 Misconception #5 Common practice = Best practice? Similar problems, different users = Same solution? Nope What works for the “Big names” - Google / Amazon / Facebook / etc. Is certainly good enough work for us! Nope Everybody do it = it is the “best practice”
- 19. 19 Common practice = Best practice? Multi-lines of tubs?
- 20. 20 Common practice = Best practice? App. Users by country
- 21. 21 Common practice = Best practice? CAPTCHA Very common, very bad: (See: http://www.beatcaptchas.com/index.html and http://www.karlgroves.com/2012/04/03/captcha-less-security/ )
- 22. 22 Common practice = Best practice?
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- 24. Comments & questions: Ran Liron 972-54-5999947 Lironran@gmail.com
Editor's Notes
- Ran Liron Head of UX @ Varonis And also – UX mentor at Google’s Launchpad Previously – UX Lead @ NICE Enterprise UX Architect & Team Leader @Netcraft And more – I’m doing this for (almost) 20 years.