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UX The Good Parts @ php[cruise] July 2016

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UX: The Good Parts Andrew Cassell - @alc277 php[cruise] 2016

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UI UX http://shittyuiuxanalogies.tumblr.com/

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“Since humans are more pliable than computers, it can be easier to make a human fit the computer’s limitations than to design the computer to fit the human’s needs. When that happens, the human becomes a prisoner trapped by the computer rather than liberated by it.” - Karla Jennings 9

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Penn State Pattee Library

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book user book_inventory book_inventory_user_link ROLE_USER ROLE_ADMIN

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Source: http://jonclaytonbiz.com/

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cassell:~ cassell$: man fsck
 FSCK(8) BSD System Manager's Manual NAME fsck -- filesystem consistency check and interactive repai SYNOPSIS fsck -p [-f] fsck [-l maxparallel] [-q] [-y] [-n] [-d] DESCRIPTION The first form of fsck preens a standard set of filesystem matic reboot. Here fsck reads the filesystem descriptor t have ``rw,'' ``rq'' or ``ro'' as options, and that have no filesystem) are checked one at a time. When pass 1 comple drive containing each filesystem is inferred from the shor are assumed to be the partition designator. In preening m

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Is UX Important

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Don Norman

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Don Norman

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Mood Boards

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Mood Boards

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Andrew Parker - thegongshow.tumbler.com

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Who is responsible

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What is good UX

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#GOODPARTS

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#GOODPARTS

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Grateful #GOODPARTS

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#GOODPARTS Orderly

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#GOODPARTS Obvious

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#GOODPARTS Desirable

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Problem Solving #GOODPARTS

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Accessible #GOODPARTS

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Responsive #GOODPARTS

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Technologically Relevant #GOODPARTS

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Servitude #GOODPARTS

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How do make a great UX

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Personas

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adaptivepath.com

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Photos: Terry Brown and Gordon Stettinius Alice Shane P.J. Sam George Male Age 32 Librarian for 3 Years Got into library work after the record store he worked at closed. Is very tech savy and carries an Android. Male Age 40 Librarian for 10 Years Just Promoted to Director Dedicated civil servant who believes software can make the library run more efficiently. Female Age 27 New Hire Library science graduate who was just hired away from the local university. iPhone user. Male Age 52 Librarian for 30 years Has been a librarian as long as he can remember. Loves books but is not a fan of technology. Male Age 46 Librarian for 20 Years Loves poetry and writing. Librarian is just a job to pay the bills.

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https://blog.intercom.io/using-job-stories-design-features-ui-ux/

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Photos: Terry Brown and Gordon Stettinius Alice Shane P.J. Sam George Male Age 40 Librarian for 10 Years Just Promoted to Director Dedicated civil servant who believes software can make the library run more efficiently. Female Age 27 New Hire Library science graduate who was just hired away from the local university. iPhone user. Male Age 52 Librarian for 30 years Has been a librarian as long as he can remember. Loves books but is not a fan of technology. Male Age 46 Librarian for 20 Years Loves poetry and writing. Librarian is just a job to pay the bills. Male Age 32 Librarian for 3 Years Got into library work after the record store he worked at closed. Is very tech savy and carries an Android.

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User Research

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Analytics Ethnographic interviews Non Directed Interviews Surveys Directed Interviews Usability Tests

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Domain- Driven Design

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Ubiquitous Language

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Ubiquitous Language Developers Domain Experts

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Customer Borrower Member Account

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1. Naming Things 2. Cache Invalidation 3. Off By One Errors Top 10 Reasons Programming is Hard

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DDD CRUD/MUD Members Users LibraryCatalog BookRepository ISBN String DeweyDecimal Float(7,3)

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7 Dirty Words When Meeting With a Domain Expert 1.Session 2.Repository 3.Abstract 4.Interface 5.Class 6.Database 7.UUID

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User Research

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User Research Photo: Mathias Verraes

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business origami

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Jess McMullin Business Origami

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Jess McMullin Business Origami

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Jess McMullin Business Origami

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Sean Jalleh

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People don't want to buy a quarter-inch drill, they want a quarter-inch hole. Theodore Levitt

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#JBTD (http://jobstobedone.org/)

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Why? Why? Why? Why? Why?

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Search Notifcation List Automatic Process / Cron

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Source: Jeff Patton

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User Stories

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You get old and you realize there are no answers, just stories.

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You get old and you realize there are no answers, just stories. user

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https://blog.intercom.io/using-job-stories-design-features-ui-ux/

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https://blog.intercom.io/using-job-stories-design-features-ui-ux/

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As a librarian I need to find a user account and edit their borrowed books so that I can update the due dates.

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When a borrower calls I want to renew their books so I can tell them when they have to come back to the library.

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Modes

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MODES SUCK

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“It is no accident that swearing is denoted by #&%!#$&. It’s what a typewriter used to do when you typed numbers when the Caps Lock was engaged.” - Dr. James Winter

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emacs

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Edit

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Mode Error

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Modes are a significant source of errors, confusion, unnecessary restrictions, and complexity in interfaces. - Jef Raskin

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Imagine if every Thursday your shoes exploded if you tied them the usual way. This happens to us all the time with computers, and nobody thinks of complaining. - Jef Raskin

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Modals for Good : (

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Take Bathroom Selfie?

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Edit in Place

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User Interface Design

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Task Based User Interface

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Analytics Ethnographic interviews Non Directed Interviews Surveys Directed Interviews Usability Tests

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UX

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If you think your design sucks. That just means you are becoming a better designer.

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Taste

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Anne Brassier - Fast Company Dieter Rams

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https://joind.in/talk/26ffc

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