User experience design (I)

User experience design (I)

-- A point of view from product design to Process Design

What do we want to say ......

* What is user experience? A Historical Perspective
* Who invented this term? What does he mean? (Don Norman created this term)
* How is Ai, interaction design, availability, and user search related to user experience?
* What is the product user experience?
* What is the difference in the user experience design of a service?
* If there is a user experience, what is the customer experience?
* Should there be a professional user experience designer?
* Are CEOs, engineers, marketing managers, and product managers all user experience designers?
* Product Design and Process Design
* What are the concepts of users and customers? Can users be the same as customers?
* A better term: designed for user experience

 

Why is UX worth my attention?

* Misuse of UX's "high profile:
O yes, I can say, "I know JavaScript, CSS HTML !!"
O yes, I am a designer. I can do brand recognition, interactive multimedia, and usability testing as a Gender scholar.
O I am good at all the projects listed above!
* People lack research on design.

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Creativity is regarded as a specialized product of designers.

* UX is not just wording, but semantics, but deeper and wider.
* Is it true that we practice what we advocate?
* UX actually contains various disciplines.

 

Only designers are creative.

* "Good design is good business"

-- TJ Watson, founder of IBM, businessman and engineer

* "When I solve a problem, I never think about beauty. I just want to solve the problem. But after I finish it, if the solution is not beautiful, I know that it must be wrong ."

-- Buckminster Fuller, chemist

Why is this worth my attention?

* UX is a product and commercial design rather than an interface design.
* Google Apps can talk to any apps.
* Different people need to talk to each other and exchange experiences.
* Only then can we create real, rapid, and intelligent apps that are aware of the context.

 

When Will UX start?

* "User Experience" is like an outdated term and concept, but I don't know where to replace it (if anything can replace it ). However, in the course of meaningful evolution, there seems to be a lack of interest and efforts in "User Experience. People seem to focus more on the terms and concepts of "information architect", "Interactive Design", and "availability engineering. Maybe we should regard this as a signal.

* I think this is correct. User Experience is neither a subject nor a method. It is a kind of thing, an attribute, and a natural property between people and product services.

-- Peter merholz, founder of adative path
Opposite view

* Peter said: people seem to focus more on the terms and concepts of "information architects", "Interactive Design", and "availability engineering.

* For me, Peter is like saying: "People seem to focus more on the terms and concepts of woodworking, plasterboard, and pipeline building ." -- When we are truly interested in how to build a house.

Supporter

1. I never understand why, in a world full of casinos in Las Vegas, Cirque du Soleil, Harry Potter, and cross-marketing, A large group of web designers once decided what should be called "user experience design ".

2. In my company, the meaningless aspect of user experience is defined as how to help staff cope with weekend data center problems. Another big question is how to train employees who contact customers. If I have not done any work in these aspects, writing "User Experience designer" on my work card will surprise me.

This is just semantics ...... Academic stuff ......

* A problem in the field of consulting is that consultants gain fame by creating and popularizing new concepts.

* The idea behind consultants creating and popularizing new concepts is that some customers may begin to understand their terms, therefore, they need something more practical than colorful and flashy decorations to help their customers. The consultant realized that their positions were no longer unique. Therefore, they need to create a new term.

 

We will continue to provide the user experience series during this time. Stay tuned!