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It’s become popular amongst usability professionals to exclaim “We don’t call it user testing, we’re not testing users” Although (of course!) I understand the sentiment it is often proclaimed in a fashion implying this is a truth a majority of people are not aware of. I have
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This is Amy and her brother Max. They are 8 and 12 years old. Max is a great snowboarder. And Amy, she wants to be just like him. But their parents say Amy can not get a snowboard until she is 10 years old. Amy loves making lemonade, and she
curiosity
A New Years Eve post on levelling up my curiosity.
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Based on my lightning talk at UX Open 2015 [http://2015.uxopen.se/]. Also available in Swedish [http://axbom.se/sagolik-ux]. Update: I was given the opportunity to present this talk in English at UXLx in 2016 [https://axbom.com/fairytale] (video available). Once upon a time, in the land
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In line with my passion for visual explaining, I doodle whilst listening to presentations which really helps me focus and remember core messages. Here are all the sketches I made at UXLx: from the two workshops I attended on Wednesday, with Abby Covert and Nicole Fenton, as well as the
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More and more people are reaching out to me, asking for advice on how to get into working more with UX. This is the post I would like to be able to point everyone towards. But first, let me tell you how I got here. My story I didn’t
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1. UX is about asking users what they want No. Just. No. If users were able to articulate their needs then running a business and being an entrepreneur would be a walk in the park. If there’s anything I’ve learnt in my 18 years of user-centric design work,
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Ever so slowly many workers are returning from summer holidays, ready to start stirring the soup that is our bubbling national economy. And despite this long period of rest and reflection (an insane amount of uninterrupted vacation in Sweden I know) we are again heading into a repetitive chain of
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Here is a an iPhone-video of the lightning talk I gave at User Experience Lisbon (UXLx) in May 2013. All of the Q and A session didn’t make it, but the full talk is in the clip. Slides Eliminate Design - a rant about the responsibility of UX professionals
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Here are the slides for my Lightning Talk Eliminate Design at the UXLx conference in Lisbon, presented at 14:30 in Auditorium II. You can also watch an iPhone recording of the talk. Eliminate Design - a rant about the responsibility of UX professionals from Per Axbom
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Here is a template that is great for jotting down your learnings after attending a talk, workshop, training class or why not even after any book you read. At the end of an inspirational moment our heads are full of ideas of about how we can change what we do.
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There is a post over on Bloom Web Design about problems and solutions regarding responsive web design that is gaining some traction. Since I feel it misses some important points I wrote a comment. And since the comment is taking forever to be approved I’m posting my comment here: