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Should we all lose faith in UX?

UX Collective

They are, at best, personal opinions of experienced designers/design thinkers with no clear supporting document, background literature, or academic/non-academic references. Considering data (human behavioral data) a raw material of evidence or a fresh start for drawing conclusions is itself a wrong presumption.

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How to navigate the insanity of behavioral science

UX Collective

I recently published a scientific paper on the Interactive Behavior Change Model (IBCM). The IBCM is a behavioral science system I developed during my doctorate studies. But best of all, it’s an excellent choice for AI-infused behavioral product design. Interactive Behavior Change Model (IBCM 8.0) But this is tough love.

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The 37 Best Design Books to Level Up Your Skills

Inkbot Design

Read on for the cream of the crop regarding design literature. Chick and Micklethwaite also showcase global case studies where designers drove positive changes in public health, urban planning and economic development. These books strongly introduce the key principles and practices all designers should know.

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Are OKRs improving or inhibiting decision-making?

UX Collective

Feel free to jump to topics that interest you: Intro: My personal experience with OKRs Intro: The surface problems 1. There are behavioral challenges as well — like ‘set & forget’, poorly defined objectives, and structuring KRs as outputs — but I would argue these problems still plague OKRs even if teams are doing everything ‘right’.