User Experience (UX) Exercises
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What is user experience (UX)?
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UX design vs. UI design
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The $300 million button
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The history of UX design
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Usefulness
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Desirability
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What is UX design?
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Usability
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The major design figures in UX design
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Usability report
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Experience map
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UX audit
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UX engineer
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UX designer
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Use active voice
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User persona
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Google Lighthouse
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Ensure your page loads quickly
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Avoid excessive politeness
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Stark - Contrast & Accessibility Checker
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Usability
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Measure user satisfaction
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UX
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User flows
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Usability testing
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UX Writer
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UX design
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Testing progressive disclosure with users
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Other progressive disclosure examples
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What is progressive disclosure?
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Miller's law
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When to use progressive disclosure
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Progressive disclosure in onboarding
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Importance of progressive disclosure
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Underlying AI algorithms
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Multiple levels of progressive disclosure
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Zeigarnik Effect
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Primary features
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Maintain visual hierarchy
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Halo and horn effect
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Follow common design patterns
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Intrinsic, extraneous, and germane load
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Minimize choices
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Divide text into chunks
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Use progressive disclosure
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Cognitive load
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Eliminate unnecessary tasks
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How to tackle the halo and horn effect
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False consensus effect
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