[ad_1] Happy February! With the year in full swing, it’s time to celebrate the very best design 2017 has to offer. We’ve gathered some UXperts from across the globe to share their favorite websites and apps with us, right now. Beta Takaki, UX/UI Designer at Mogo Pick: Houzz As an UX designer with a background
[ad_1] UX design is hot right now: companies have never been more invested in making sure their users, customers, and clients have a positive experience with their websites and apps. Adobe set out to uncover the latest hiring trends in UX design and the results point to one big conclusion: ‘UX designers’ are now as
[ad_1] We are starting to live our daily lives in the post screen world. The advent of smart and contextually aware devices have changed how we interact with content. Data is a snapshot of our contextual connectivity to our physical and digital environments. Designers will need to build screen-less experiences that leverage data and algorithms
[ad_1] Toyota’s new concept car—the aptly named Concept-i unveiled at CES—vows to revolutionize the relationship drivers have with their vehicles. Here’s what UX designers can learn from the auto manufacturer’s new approach to the driver experience. When it comes to automobile innovation, people love talking about driverless cars. Yet it wasn’t autonomous vehicles that caught
[ad_1] Video may have killed the radio star, but it’s done wonders for UX designers. We chat with Gabriel Topete, senior mobile and television product designer at Vimeo, to find out where he thinks video is going from here. Adobe: What attracts you to working on a video platform? Topete: Video is up and coming.
[ad_1] Meet some of the new designers set to shake up experience design in 2017. These fresh faces bring a unique perspective to the art of XD and challenge our previous notions on the limits of design. To these disruptors, XD knows no bounds. We are entering what Bill Bodin, CTO of enterprise mobility provider
[ad_1] Change happens at lightning pace in the design industry and it’s important to keep up to speed with what’s happening to stay relevant. Even if you’re not one to follow trends, as a designer, it’s good to be aware of the shifts going on in the industry. As 2017 kicks off, I rounded-up 10
[ad_1] In 2016 we saw continued excitement and hype around ‘conversational interfaces’ and ‘chatbots’. Several trends are contributing to this phenomenon – according to Business Insider, we are now spending more time in messaging apps than on social networks, and artificial intelligence and natural language processing technology is progressing rapidly. This had led to lots
[ad_1] It was a big year for design. With the industry growing and changing at such a rapid pace, we thought it would be fitting to ask a few UXperts about what they learned this year. What shifted their thinking, left an impact on them as a designer, or made them think about their work
[ad_1] The best TED talks inspire those watching to consider things in a new light, and that’s exactly what these five talks from 2016 do. They look at user experience from a variety of places, fusing art, music, trust and empathy into discussions that challenge the way we view the relationship between users, designs and
