Emotionally Intelligent People Use the Rule of Reframing to Change Their Perspective, Think Different, and Reduce Anxiety

La protesta di #UltimaGenerazione funziona non soltanto perché punta i riflettori contro un problema enorme, ma perché consente immediatamente di distinguere chi si indigna per le cose serie (pianeta a rischio) e chi per manifestazioni dimostrative sostanzialmente innocue.

The #UX problems built in #AI by May Wang link.medium.com/w0BswSxpHyb

You’re Using ChatGPT Wrong! Here’s How to Be Ahead of 99% of ChatGPT Users by Frank Andrade artificialcorner.com/youre-using-ch…

ChatGPT: The 8 Prompting Techniques You Need to Learn (No BS!) by Sam link.medium.com/waVnaqVMHyb

UX researchers are human—and no human is immune to unconscious bias. Here’s how to minimize bias for better (more ethical) outcomes. userinterviews.com/blog/how-to-re…

Updating a design system by Angel Martin bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/updating-a-des…

Designing for Accessibility: Best Practices for Closed Captioning and Subtitles UX smashingmagazine.com/2023/01/closed… via Smashing Magazine 🇺🇦 🏳️‍🌈

This is the ultimate, no BS ChatGPT cheat sheet for UX and UI designers flip.it/cpQsoH

I used ChatGPT to write the same routine in 12 top programming languages. Here's how it did flip.it/vM9SjY

Organizing content is a difficult task, especially when we don't know what content we'll be producing in the future. Dan Brown (he/him) 👓 writes on why some organization schemes want categories that cut across the normal taxonomy. medium.com/eightshapes-ll…

“Product visioning through storytelling” by Mandy Cornwell link.medium.com/CKX6ATY7szb

What to look for, what to configure, and what to build, so a faulty cookie banner interface won’t put you in violation of accessibility laws or, more importantly, exclude users from accessing your content and exercising their rights.

Participants who had the best experience (top SUPR-Q percentile) on a website uploaded almost double the number of receipts as those who had the worst experience. bit.ly/3hR5bl8

“What is ‘fake door’ testing in UX?” by Chris Kernaghan link.medium.com/pPxbLbAZJzb

C'è poco da dire: Beatrice Mautino e emanuele menietti sono proprio bravi. Nell'ultima puntata del loro podcast "Ci vuole una scienza" c'è, tra i vari interessanti argomenti, una chiarissima spiagazione del "false balance", o falsa equivalenza. ilpost.it/episodes/il-di…

Studies show homepage banner carousels don't get much user engagement. But it's not because carousels are bad, but because the arrows don't carry information scent. Thumbnail previews have a strong information scent and are better interaction cues to use.

L’intelligenza artificiale al servizio dello user experience design lucarosati.it/blog/intellige… via Luca Rosati