How to Capture Your Ideas Before They Disappear

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  Design League Savings, AI Tutor, and Pricing Updates

  Rikke and I started IxDF in 2002 with nothing. We lived in a bamboo hut in Thailand with no investors, no safety net, and no plan B. We had a conviction that world-class design education should not be a privilege reserved for people who could afford a $15,000 degree.That conviction has never changed

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  AR Heuristics to Avoid Common UX Pitfalls

  User testing may be the final word in usability, but usability guidelines, or "heuristics," are rubrics designers use to evaluate their designs. These guidelines are the product of decades of research and experience. They have traditionally been applied to mobile or desktop interfaces but were updat

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  15 Inspiring UX Quotes for Innovation and Design

  In design—and anywhere else that innovation is involved—words can often paint a picture far more vividly than strokes on a canvas ever could, and that’s true in UX design (user experience design), where inspiration often comes from straightforward phrases. These brief quotes are way more than just w

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  Graphic Artist vs. Graphic Designer: What's the difference?

  Graphic art versus graphic design is pretty much still a bone of contention, and that’s after a long-standing debate that just keeps going on and on—more a source of intrigue than anything negative. Some believe the two overlap with a great deal of things that are interchangeable between them—but, f

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  Spatial UI Design: Tips and Best Practices

  UX design for Augmented Reality (AR) has some different guidelines than what is used for screen-based UX. Designers must consider the space and the physical limits of what is comfortable for the human body. Also, as AR overlays physical space, you must be very aware of the cognitive load because you

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  Object-Oriented UI Design: How You Can Collaborate Seamlessly with Developers and Build Better Products

  You’re at your routine health checkup, sipping an iced coffee on a hot day. Suddenly, you get a sharp pain in your head. The doctor looks up from her notes, a sympathetic expression on her face. “You’re experiencing sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia.” Your heart sinks. The coffee cup drops to the floo

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  Copy These 3 Industry-Leading Apps and Turn Object-Oriented Design into Your Secret Career Advantage

  Which apps do you use throughout your day? Maybe you manage your projects on Trello, use Notion as an internal docs site, and maybe, just maybe, you do some swiping on Tinder during your lunch break. Despite looking nothing alike, these three highly successful apps are organized around the same idea

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  7 Reasons Object-Oriented UI Design Will Grow Your Career

  Vacation time! You book your flight. You have a reservation. It's real. You paid for it. And yet, when you open the airline's app to look at it, it's surprisingly elusive. You don't want to check in, you don't want to change it, you just want to find it and check the details. It's not on the home sc

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  Should UX Designers Learn to Code?

  As with every design decision, the answer to the question “Should UX designers learn to code?” is: “It depends.” When you work with digital products, you may not always need to write lines of code, but it is an added advantage to know how to build the product that you design.In the early days of web

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  What are the Stages of Creativity?

  Let’s explore the various stages of creativity so you can get a firmer idea of its true nature as such a powerful human resource. Graham Wallas was the first to create an overview of a creative process back in 1926. As you can imagine, lots of iterations have emerged since then. Some of these theori

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