Designer Surprise
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Examines cases where interfaces that look excessive, cluttered, or overly bright are actually the best solution for a specific task. Discusses when and why such surprising design choices work, illustrating the problem of seemingly unusable UIs and the contexts that make them appropriate.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Visuals don't solve everything
- 8:13Minimalist interfaces
- 11:04Good visuals failed tasks
- 13:59Design beyond drawing
- 15:05Q&A
- 17:57User habits vs visual changes
- 18:42Client feedback post-launch
- 20:52Automating product feedback
- 24:03Q&A
- 25:25Merging designer roles
- 27:13Design updates user response
- 29:54Q&A
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