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Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
z
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Know your
customers better
than they know
themselves
source: Intuit
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Explore many
options before
you decide on
an approach or
solution
source: Intuit
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design
v
Build something
your customers
can interact
with to see how
it can be used
and if it is useful
source: Intuit
source: IDEO
Design from UX to Human-Centered Design

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Editor's Notes

  • #4: Is z
  • #5: Is changing your behavior and saving you money
  • #6: Is wearable and evolving
  • #7: is not UI UX is no UI UX is the intangible design of a strategy that brings us to a solution. http://www.uxisnotui.com
  • #8: is invisible and is more work than you think The 5 Levels of the User Experience Process http://conversionxl.com/8-effective-ways-of-measuring-ux/#/
  • #9: is overarching and solves problems The UX Umbrella http://www.dswillis.com http://www.slideshare.net/uxcrank/the-ux-umbrella
  • #12: Palm Treo
  • #13: Atari
  • #14: Polaroid
  • #15: Adapt or die
  • #16: The first Mac
  • #17: The first iMac
  • #18: The first iPhone
  • #20: The first iPhone
  • #21: The first iPhone
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