Ways the IoT will impact your everyday life
Written by Nima Najariandariani, 2021 Cohort IoT stands for “Internet of Things” and refers to the technologies that enable devices
Category: User Experience
Visual Design for Seniors in the Digital Age
Written by Fang, 2021 Cohort Are you afraid of getting old? Have you ever imagined yourself walking slowly with a
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Tips for usability testing
Written by Fang, 2021 Cohort Recently, I conducted an interesting usability test on a group project. The reason I found
Three Traits of B2B Products
Written by Fang, 2022 Cohort B2B is an abbreviation for “business to business”, which means the exchange of products, services or
What is the Flow?
Written by Fang, 2021 Cohort
Have you ever felt completely immersed when doing something? I remember clearly an episode four years ago. One day, I went to an oil painting studio at 1pm with my boyfriend. I was so excited and interested in oil painting that I could not register the time passing. … Continue readingWhat is the Flow?
How’s the app “Gas Buddy” help you save money for gasoline
Driving around Vancouver may help you with a lot of things in daily life. For example: grocery shopping, meeting up with friends, hiking on remote park trails. However, before doing all of these great activities, of course, vehicles require gasoline to fill up the tank to keep them running. … Continue readingHow’s the app “Gas Buddy” help you save money for gasoline
Return to origins: people oriented
Written by Xiao, 2021 Cohort
All product design starts from a problem needing to be solved. But when providing solutions, application designers tend to… … Continue readingReturn to origins: people oriented
4 Tips to avoid cognitive overload
Written by Fang, 2021 Cohort
In my last essay, I introduced several common forms of cognitive load in user interfaces. Today, I am going to emphasize 4 tips to stop cognitive overload from killing your product’s user experience. … Continue reading4 Tips to avoid cognitive overload
Cognitive overload – an inevitable problem in digital age
Written by Fang, 2021 Cohort
Have you ever felt overwhelmed when your English teacher tried to introduce the passive to you in high-school, by explaining all its uses in one class… … Continue readingCognitive overload – an inevitable problem in digital age
A Digital Divide Still Exists
Written by Nima, 2021 Cohort
Despite increasing numbers of older adults accessing the Internet, fear of making mistakes and wider concerns about their social responsibility are among the reasons why many older people are still rejecting digital technologies. … Continue readingA Digital Divide Still Exists