Proof that even huge corporations can implement #agile #UX improvements! sprou.tt/1EcAouNJY9J

A little UX humor brightening my Monday. I know this is satire but I feel like I see sites like this every day! #ux sprou.tt/1YNADZYnxcg

Just your semi-regular reminder that #privacy is a #UserExperience concern. #ux #design

Been in #UX less than a month and I'm already seeing #normandoors everywhere I go! Still getting the hang of affordances and signifiers, though

Using Trello to test out content...I never would have thought of it, but it's a really inventive idea! #uxresearch sprou.tt/1SF1TLN9vwu

This article reminds me why #uxresearch is so important. Expert researchers know how to ask questions that uncover the "why" behind customer feedback. sprou.tt/1ArcRXlw5W5

Your brand is only as good as the experiences your customers have interacting with you. #UX sprou.tt/1Yit7jFt4h6

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If you're trying to do more agile UX and don't know where to begin, this article outlines three of the most common frameworks for making the switch. ow.ly/cIxn30o8FQi

Love this from Don't Make Me Think: "At last count there were umpteen billion Web sites (and umpteen billion apps for the iPhone alone) and only about 10,000 usability consultants worldwide. You do the math." The world needs more UXers! #UX

I hear from people all the time that struggle to get stakeholder buy-in, or to explain their research process to others in their company. I thought this article laid out the process of getting buy-in really well. ow.ly/QwoH30o8Gvg

Rubes Cartoon: User-friendly products uxpamagazine.org/rubes-cartoon-… #ux

Personas aren't just useful for creating relevant content, they are the building blocks for recruiting the right people for usability studies. ow.ly/J6wq30o8JmC

UX research is important because it takes you outside of yourself so you can truly put the user first, and ultimately earn their trust through a great online experience. ow.ly/SGyv30o8N4O

"Well-designed devices can produce pride and enjoyment, a feeling of being in control and pleasure." - Don Norman This is a great read full of examples of how good UX empowers users (and does NOT make them feel dumb.) ow.ly/YJVK30obA5J

A neat, quick guide to building report, making your participants feel comfortable, and ultimately getting better data. ow.ly/qBfd30obAmp

The Vandalisation of ‘UX’ – Spotless Says – Medium ow.ly/gNk930oko46 Seems like the solution is to be user-centric throughout the org, whether you work in design or not so it doesn't matter which titles you fill. What do you think? #UX #uxresearch ow.ly/BVM730oknNR

Some great tips for UXers working with agile product teams! ow.ly/LKsT30ovlGa

How the UX research for one trading app offers insights on what users want across the board for investment platforms ow.ly/I8fz30ovlQX

Even a great UX like Tesla's isn't perfect. I love articles like this that use research to explore what's possible. ow.ly/NHTD30oelZa