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Satisficing
October 01, 2020
Design Tips, Design Pitfalls
In the world of User Experience and Human-Centered Design, satisficing has been defined as the tendency for people to accept faulty product experiences even if they may not work optimally for us.
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A Quick Guide to Invisible Design
August 09, 2018
Best Practice
What does it mean when they say good design should be invisible? We’ve put together a quick guide on how to approach design enhancements within the construct of keeping them invisible.
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Mindblowing Mondays: Types of Vision
June 18, 2018
Design Tips
As humans, we have two types of vision – our central vision, and our peripheral vision. While peripheral vision on the surface may not seem as important, we actually get a lot of information about our environment from it than we may think.
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Mindblowing Mondays: Flow State
June 11, 2018
Design Tips
Some of the most satisfying product experiences are the ones that users can get fully immersed in - the ones that are able to put users into a state of flow. However, what are the factors that we have to consider in inducing and maintaining this immersion?
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Wow Wednesdays: Lazada
June 06, 2018
Design Tips
When you order something online, eCommerce apps and websites usually inform users about their order status. Again, users would want to see information about their order, payment and when it's ready for delivery.
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Mindblowing Mondays: Fogg's Behavior Model
June 04, 2018
Design Tips
User behavior is a tricky thing; sometimes it's difficult to pinpoint why users do or do not perform certain actions or why certain behaviors do or do not occur. Luckily, there is a model that could help us with this.
SatisficingOctober 01, 2020Design Tips, Design PitfallsIn the world of User Experience and Human-Centered Design, satisficing has been defined as the tendency for people to accept faulty product experiences even if they may not work optimally for us.
A Quick Guide to Invisible DesignAugust 09, 2018Best PracticeWhat does it mean when they say good design should be invisible? We’ve put together a quick guide on how to approach design enhancements within the construct of keeping them invisible.
Mindblowing Mondays: Types of VisionJune 18, 2018Design TipsAs humans, we have two types of vision – our central vision, and our peripheral vision. While peripheral vision on the surface may not seem as important, we actually get a lot of information about our environment from it than we may think.
Mindblowing Mondays: Flow StateJune 11, 2018Design TipsSome of the most satisfying product experiences are the ones that users can get fully immersed in - the ones that are able to put users into a state of flow. However, what are the factors that we have to consider in inducing and maintaining this immersion?
Wow Wednesdays: LazadaJune 06, 2018Design TipsWhen you order something online, eCommerce apps and websites usually inform users about their order status. Again, users would want to see information about their order, payment and when it's ready for delivery.
Mindblowing Mondays: Fogg's Behavior ModelJune 04, 2018Design TipsUser behavior is a tricky thing; sometimes it's difficult to pinpoint why users do or do not perform certain actions or why certain behaviors do or do not occur. Luckily, there is a model that could help us with this.