“Think beyond UX design, and start designing for the possibilities of human connection.” – Michael Wesch
This quote is from Michael’s UX Week 2010 talk “Mediated Culture.”
“Think beyond UX design, and start designing for the possibilities of human connection.” – Michael Wesch
This quote is from Michael’s UX Week 2010 talk “Mediated Culture.”
“If you want your product to sell you have to start with focusing on transitions, wow moments, and endings to make it stick in a customer’s mind… You are not just making a product or providing a good user experience. You are giving people a story that will plant memories, and those memories will drive their behavior in the future. Make sure they have good ones.” – Dmitry Dragilev
Read more in Dmitry’s TechCrunch article “Memory Inception: Three Keys To Creating A Great User Experience For Your Product.”
“Most people believe that User Experience is just about finding the best solution for your users — but it’s not. UX is about defining the problem that needs to be solved (the why), defining the types of people who need it to be solved (the who), and defining the way in which it should be solved to be relevant to those people (the how).” – Whitney Hess
Read more in Whitney’s great 52 Weeks of UX article “StartUXs.“
“Design is really about the way products and services come to life. The companies that build the most enduring relationships with customers often do so by creating an environment where design flourishes. They have leadership that embraces design, executives who trust their gut and their employees as much as they trust all the data they receive abut their business. To really grasp design is to intuit what customers want, often before customers even know what they want it. That’s not something you can learn in a focus group or an online survey.” – Jay Greene
This quote is from Jay’s book “Design Is How It Works: How the Smartest Companies Turn Products into Icons.” It was also quoted in Thomas Lockwood’s book “Design Thinking: Integrating Innovation, Customer Experience, and Brand Value.”
Thanks to Michael Magoolaghan for submitting this quote!
“Design is less and less about solving problems, testing less and less about eliminating frustration. It’s all becoming more and more about making a good experience for users… Now it’s not good enough to just be usable. The design has to fit into peoples’ lives. It actually has to make people happy, and anticipate their needs.” – Dana Chisnell
Read more in Dana’s UX Magazine article “Beyond Frustration: Three levels of happy design.”
“It’s good to make people happy, but it’s better to help people make themselves happy. Design for strength.” – Loren Baxter
This quote comes from one Loren’s April 30th Tweets.