In both healthcare and fintech, neuro-UX has transformative potential. It offers a nuanced understanding of how users engage with complex information and make critical decisions under often stressful conditions. Healthcare: Reducing Stress and Enhancing Clarity Healthcare UX presents unique challenges due to the sensitive, often high-stress environment in which users interact with healthcare platforms....
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In 2025, UX is poised to become even more strategic and integrated across organizations, with new developments driven by advancing technologies, user expectations, and emerging industry needs. Personalization at Scale Conversational and Multimodal Interfaces Sustainable Design Practices Immersive and Mixed Reality Experiences Design Systems for Dynamic Adaptability Ethical and Inclusive Design Touchless and Gesture-Based...
Continue readingHidden Markov Model (HMM)
First, what is Hidden Markov Model (HMM) is a statistical model that describes a system where an observable output is generated from hidden internal states through a probabilistic process. It is particularly useful for modeling sequences or time-series data where a set of observable events is probabilistically dependent on hidden states that evolve over...
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Better driving maps
I have been doing a lot of driving lately, and yes, Google Maps made some great changes in its latest release, but I still think it can be better. Creating a better UX for driving maps focuses on making navigation intuitive, enhancing safety, and presenting information at a glance without overwhelming the driver. Here...
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UX in wearable health technology focuses on designing intuitive, unobtrusive, and effective user experiences for devices that help monitor health metrics, encourage activity, and promote well-being. In this area, UX considerations must balance accessibility, data accuracy, and user engagement without overwhelming the user with information. Wearable UX design for health should always prioritize user...
Continue readingUX is experience
This is a tricky topic that is discussed daily on LinkedIn. Age discrimination in the workplace with mid-level VP or director experience vs C-level. Hiring based on skill, knowledge, and authentic experience (rather than age or a lower salary) ensures that a company gets someone who genuinely understands how to solve user problems and...
Continue readingTransferring requirements to UX designs
Transferring UX requirements to designs is a critical process that transforms user needs and business goals into practical, user-friendly designs. Understand the Requirements Thoroughly Create User Journeys Define Information Architecture (IA) Wireframes and Low-Fidelity Prototypes Iterate with Feedback Develop Interaction Design Visual Design Prototype Testing Collaboration and Handoff Continuous Refinement If you’re working on...
Continue readingUX, button placement, cancel-button or button cancel, in healthcare
A coworker, Chris, came to me with a problem that is forever a choice. Cancel then button or button then cancel. The NN Group says consistency is essential https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ok-cancel-or-cancel-ok/ Here is my take: In healthcare apps and desktop platforms, button placement is crucial due to the sensitivity of medical information, complex workflows, and diverse...
Continue readingDark Mode in UX Design
Dark mode has become a significant feature in modern user interfaces, particularly for mobile and web applications. User demand, accessibility considerations, and device-specific advantages, such as improved battery efficiency on OLED screens, drive its growing popularity. Let’s dive deeper into the benefits, design principles, and challenges of implementing dark mode, especially from a UX...
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