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1. Delighters: we remember the small, unexpected delights We remember the small surprises more than we realise, for instance, a Google Doodle that changes on the homepage or the reactions on iMessage. None of these changes the core product, but they leave an impression. Although the catch here is that these work only if the The post Designing with Psychology to Make Products Stick appeared first on UX Magazine.
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Why guardrails are an integral part of any AI workflow and how to set them up for your AIagentAs with any other type of software, AI agents are vulnerable to various types of threats. Without proper safeguards, they can produce inaccurate, biased, or even harmful outputs—or take unintended actions that compromise data integrity, privacy, or user trust. To prevent AI agents from behaving in undesirable ways, AI workflow...
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Every year I try to write 1 blog predicting the future, so let’s do one aboutAI.Hi mum, we’re at the beach eating fish andchips.When you’ve been around long enough, you’ve seen entire digital empires rise andfall.MySpace, Hyves, Vine, Bebo, Google Circles… all gone.Most collapsed because they lacked strong positioning, a real differentiator, or simply had bad timing. In the end, they couldn’t sustain the single most...
No 31. Reflection of My First Year @ Microsoft as a Principal ProductMe at the Microsoft Munichoffice!Time flies. One year ago, I joined Microsoft—my first experience at a big techcompany.If Spotify felt like a startup—fast, scrappy, chaotic but exciting—Microsoft is the opposite end of the spectrum: a super organization with layers, systems, and processes that can feel simultaneously awe-inspiring and...
Scientists are building wearables that harvest energy from your body—and it’s closer than you think.Continue reading on UX Planet »
One of the organizations I worked for in the past has (or had) a rather comprehensive and dare I say it, inefficient and exhausting procurement process for new tools. That process has stayed with me for quite some time since I was the main instigator for the procurement of tools, and invariably found myself going through that entire process on my own. It has sparked this reflection on the importance of tools and the...
Ever wondered why clicking a button on a website feels so natural? It’s because much of what we see on the web is inspired by how we interact with objects in real life! From flipping switches to browsing stacks of cards, designers borrow everyday experiences to create intuitive interfaces. Let’s explore some popular UI components, see where they come from in the physical world, and have a little fun along theway.P.S.:...