API, CLI, GUI, oh my! Understanding User Behavior Across Surfaces
Google UX researchers Aakanksha Parameshwar and Hayley Yudelman conducted research to understand how enterprise users use different surfaces to complete their goals and influence internal teams to apply this knowledge to their product areas. It is natural for our users to switch between surfaces. Ultimately the user is trying to decrease the effort & risk associated with a task and will choose a ‘suite of surfaces’ that help them complete their goal faster. As a result, researchers, designers, or product owners ought to understand user behaviors across surfaces and enable seamless transitions between the surfaces to improve the overall user experience.
API, CLI, GUI, oh my! Understanding User Behavior Across Surfaces
Google UX researchers Aakanksha Parameshwar and Hayley Yudelman conducted research to understand how enterprise users use different surfaces to complete their goals and influence internal teams to apply this knowledge to their product areas. It is natural for our users to switch between surfaces. Ultimately the user is trying to decrease the effort & risk associated with a task and will choose a ‘suite of surfaces’ that help them complete their goal faster. As a result, researchers, designers, or product owners ought to understand user behaviors across surfaces and enable seamless transitions between the surfaces to improve the overall user experience.
API, CLI, GUI, oh my! Understanding User Behavior Across Surfaces
Google UX researchers Aakanksha Parameshwar and Hayley Yudelman conducted research to understand how enterprise users use different surfaces to complete their goals and influence internal teams to apply this knowledge to their product areas. It is natural for our users to switch between surfaces. Ultimately the user is trying to decrease the effort & risk associated with a task and will choose a ‘suite of surfaces’ that help them complete their goal faster. As a result, researchers, designers, or product owners ought to understand user behaviors across surfaces and enable seamless transitions between the surfaces to improve the overall user experience.
25 Free Magazine & Editorial Layout Templates for InDesign
These free InDesign magazine templates fulfill the layout functions you need to deliver your editorial content in the best way possible.
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Aggregate flowcharts with variants to create a summary visualization
Background:
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UX for Disable/Hidden calculation labels in website
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Right …
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I’m developing an app meant to be used by a school; user personas are teachers and students.
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For example: from the landi…
converting a result listing into a mappable result listing on mobile
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8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Cool Card UI Hover Effects
From bold transformations to simple highlights, we share some fantastic CSS & JavaScript card UI hover effect snippets.
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