New Articles With repeated practice, users develop imprecise memory of objects and content in a UI, but still need additional visual and textual signals to help them find a specific item. (9 min. to read) To improve customer experience, organizations can choose solutions ranging from low to high investment and impact, depending on their current state, budget, risk tolerance, transformation readiness, and unmet needs. (7 min. to read) New Videos Jakob Nielsen discusses the biggest failures in today's user interface design. (Recorded at the Virtual UX Conference.) (3 min. video) Depending on how much your team can spend, your team might want to use tablets, document cameras, smartphones, or your computers’ webcams to share sketches. (4 min.video) Virtual UX Conference Americas/Europe: October 10–16 (each course = 1 full day) Americas/Europe/Middle East: November 9–20 (each course = 2 half days) Americas/Europe: December 5–11 (each course = 1 full day) Asia/Australia/North America: January 23 – February 5 (each course = 2 half days) NEW Full event program describing all full-day UX training courses and the virtual conference format.
I am uncommonly thrilled to announce the January UX Conference, because this is our first conference in half a year to be live during regular business hours in Asia and Australia. It is also our first-ever conference which will be live during the evening in North America. (Except it's a little too late for full comfort in the Atlantic Provinces of Canada, sorry. Also a little late in South America. Also sorry, but the November and December conferences both happen at great times for South America.) Evening hours have been very popular with European audiences, so I hope that our American, Canadian, and Mexican friends will like it too. 1-Hour Online Seminars Mobile App Accessibility: October 27 NEW See list of all 1-hour online seminars. |
