Guest post by Amy Leak
How many times have you beat yourself up over a supposedly irrational decision you’ve made? Justifying that McDonald’s based on a workout session you did a week ago? Texting your ex when you’ve had one too many tequila shots?
I’ve recently spent some time in Las Vegas and, in not a completely shocking turn of events, I happened to visit a number of different hotel casinos while I was there!
In between sipping cocktails and pretending like I understood how to play things, it struck me that there were a number of takeaways for me as a UX designer to be found there:
I recently bought some Apple AirPods after hearing some great things from colleagues and friends who had taken the plunge. After a few weeks of using them, I thought I’d share some thoughts on the user experience of the AirPods.
In a previous post, I talked about how to make the most of your UX sketching, but I wanted to go a bit deeper to explain exactly how you are able to create UI and content hierarchy quickly, through some tweaks to your sketching process.