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A Crash Course in Object-Oriented UX

A Crash Course in Object-Oriented UX

This is a whirlwind tour of the benefits and process around OOUX. I delivered this presentation at Design Content Conference 2018 (#DCC18). Video will be coming out soon—will link to it as soon as it does.

Sophia V Prater

July 26, 2018
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  1. @sophiavux Simplify your design by reducing moving parts Iterate on

    fidelity, not chunks of functionality Prioritize prioritization THE SIMPLICITY IMPERATIVE
  2. OBJECTS = REAL STUFF MODULES = PACKAGING DATE/TIME MY STATUS

    LOCATION AGENDA GROUP HOST MEMBERS GOING TITLE
  3. OBJECTS = REAL STUFF MODULES = PACKAGING DATE/TIME MY STATUS

    LOCATION AGENDA GROUP HOST MEMBERS GOING TITLE
  4. @sophiavux HEY, SOPHIA…we call these content types. To a teacher,

    Not a content type. To a salesmen, Not a content type.
  5. @sophiavux Talk to your users. Listen to the nouns they

    use, over and over. Those are your objects.
  6. @sophiavux aligns to many are assigne d create many work

    on many are in many has many are scored on align to many
  7. @sophiavux GET TO THE POINT! THE OOUX PROCESS OBJECT MAPPING

    SKETCHING WIRES/ FLOWS IN AXURE DESIGN IN SKETCH OBJECT MODELING CMS IN WEBFLOW DESIGN IN WEBFLOW RESEARCH
  8. @sophiavux Provide an accessible and fun way to explore philosophy.

    Give “philozophers” a platform to begin articulating and exploring their worldview, by crafting answers to 14 canonical philosophical questions.
  9. workshop only “The key is this: our visual systems are

    good at detecting blobs and edges…
  10. workshop only “But they are really bad at what our

    world has become, which is lot’s of screens with lots of data…
  11. “the issue with objects is not about user interfaces or

    OO programming, or anything to do with computers. It is about how people perceive and act on the world. We—end users, everyone—have evolved to deal with objects since the dawn of time.” -Dave Collins, in Designing Object-Oriented User Interfaces, 1995 PEOPLE THINK IN OBJECTS!