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Greg Nudelman is a UX Designer, Strategist, Speaker, and Author. For over 20 years, he has been helping his Fortune 100 clients like Cisco, IBM, Intuit, and more to create loyal customers and generate $100s of millions in additional valuation. Currently, Greg is a Distinguished Designer at Sumo Logic, creating innovative AI/ML solutions for Security, Network, and Cloud Monitoring. A veteran of 32 AI projects, Greg presented 117 keynotes and workshops in 18 countries and authored 5 UX books and 24 patents. His 6th book, “UX for AI,” is planned for release in 2024.
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Welcome to today’s episode, where we dive into the game-changing Apple Vision Pro. This device is setting new standards in the tech world with its advanced features and the potential to revolutionize user experience design. Let's unpack what makes the Vision Pro a significant leap in spatial computing and explore its impact from a UX perspective.
Key Learnings:
The Vision Pro Experience: Apple's Vision Pro, priced at $3,500, is an ambitious step into mixed reality, combining high-quality hardware with immersive experiences. With 24 million pixels across two ultra-high-definition panels, it sets a new benchmark for visual fidelity in the realm of spatial computing.
Innovative Interaction Model: Moving beyond traditional controllers, the Vision Pro introduces an interaction model based on eye tracking, hand gestures, and voice commands. This innovation paves the way for more intuitive and natural user interfaces, challenging UX designers to reimagine digital interaction.
Early Adopter Feedback: Initial feedback points to the Vision Pro's potential to enhance productivity and entertainment, though it also underscores the challenges of pioneering technology. Users have noted its transformative capabilities alongside areas for improvement, such as the device's weight and occasional software bugs.
Future of UX Design: The Apple Vision Pro represents a significant shift towards spatial computing, requiring UX designers to adapt to designing for 3D spaces and augmented realities. This transition highlights the importance of context-aware and situational interface design, suggesting a future where digital and physical worlds converge for more intuitive and engaging experiences.
Observations on User Interaction: The varied and innovative ways users are integrating the Vision Pro into their daily lives, from professional settings to personal entertainment, illustrate the device's versatility. However, the need for UX enhancements is clear, pointing towards a future where user interfaces are smarter and more situational.
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A brain-computer interface (BCI) is a technology that creates a direct pathway between a brain and an external device. BCIs can read brain signals and translate them into commands, enabling control over computers, prosthetics, or other devices purely through thought.
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AI and the Future of User Research: A Deep Dive with Kate Moran
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-m-moran/
Resources Mentioned:
AI for UX: Getting Started (Article) - https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ai-ux-getting-started/ AI as a UX Assistant (Article) - https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ai-roles-ux/ NN/g’s articles and videos on AI - https://www.nngroup.com/topic/ai/ Sign up for NN/g’s weekly newsletter for fresh AI advice - https://www.nngroup.com/articles/subscribe/AI Tools Mentioned:
Perplexity - https://www.perplexity.ai/ Astral - https://tryastral.com/ WEVO - https://wevo.ai/Newsletter
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Simplicity in Design: The Rabbit R1 aims to create the most user-friendly computer, moving away from app-based systems to a more intuitive, natural language interface.
Revolutionizing User Interaction: The R1 leverages natural language processing, allowing users to interact with the device as they would in a normal conversation, making technology more accessible and reducing the learning curve.
Large Language and Action Models: Utilizing advanced LLMs and LAMs, the R1 understands complex user requests and performs tasks across different applications, showcasing the potential of AI in everyday technology.
Challenges of Innovation: While the R1 introduces a new way of interacting with devices, it faces challenges in integration with existing apps, interface design, and limitations in situations where visual interaction is preferable.
Future of UX Design: The Rabbit R1 indicates a significant shift in UX design, moving towards voice and language-driven interfaces and potentially leading to the obsolescence of traditional app-based models.
Industry Implications: This device sets a precedent for major tech companies, challenging them to rethink their approach to user experience and interface design in the wake of such innovative technology.
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Navigating the Top 3 Challenges for UX Designers in 2024
Challenge 1: Tech Recession and UX Job Market
Key Insight: Differentiation is crucial in a competitive job market. A unique portfolio and active networking are essential strategies.
Stat: Employee referrals, though only 7% of candidates, have a 44% hiring success rate, highlighting networking's importance.
Real-World Example: A UX designer's career pivot during the recession emphasizes adaptability, perseverance, and the value of extended learning and personal branding.
Challenge 2: The Rise of AI in UX Design
Key Insight: AI tools, while efficient, cannot replace the empathy and creative problem-solving of human UX designers.
Practical Tip: Use AI as a complementary tool to enhance efficiency in predictable tasks, focusing human effort on creative and strategic aspects.
Example: AI tools are useful for generating basic outputs, but the real value is in how designers interpret and build upon these to create meaningful experiences.
Challenge 3: Specialization vs. Generalization
Advice: Balancing specialization and generalization is key. A diverse skill set offers adaptability and resilience in a fluctuating market.
Stat: Generalist roles are increasingly in demand for their adaptability, but core design skills remain crucial.
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This insightful episode delves into the evolving landscape of design in the age of AI and emerging technologies. We explore how generative AI and large language models are reshaping the design process within corporations, the transformative role of AI in self-service design platforms, and the implications these changes have on the traditional roles of designers.
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Welcome to another episode of "Future of UX," the go-to place for forward-thinking designers and tech enthusiasts. I'm Patricia Reiners, and today we're thrilled to have a special guest who is truly at the intersection of UX and AI, Jascha Goldermann. Jascha is a Design Manager at Booking.com, one of the world's leading digital travel companies. He's here to share his expertise on integrating AI into product design and will provide insights from one of his intriguing AI case studies—AI Trip Planner.
Jascha has been instrumental in shifting the focus from UI to AI and has some great tips on prompt designing and responsible AI use. So whether you're a UX veteran or just getting started, you won't want to miss this deep dive into the future of design and technology.
Top 3 Takeaways from Jascha Goldermann:
1️⃣ Integrating AI into UX
Focus on meaningful AI integration in products to enhance user experience.2️⃣ AI's Growing Accessibility
The increasing ease of access to AI technologies opens up new opportunities in UX design.3️⃣ Future Skills for Designers
The need for designers to evolve and acquire new skills as AI plays a more central role in product development.
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Podcast Description:
Welcome back to the "Future of UX" podcast with your host, Patricia Reiners. In this episode, we're joined by the prolific Jeff Gothelf, author of the influential book "Lean UX" and many others. Jeff is not just an author but a fountain of knowledge, channeling his expertise through workshops, consultancy, newsletters, and a strong presence on LinkedIn.
Today, our conversation revolves around the pivotal concept of OKRs (Objectives and Key Results). As UX designers, understanding the strategic positioning through goals and key performance indicators of products is essential. OKRs define the success of a product from its inception, and in this enlightening episode, Jeff and Patricia delve deep into what makes an effective OKR statement, its advantages, and the urgent need to transform our approach to goal setting and success measurement.
What You'll Learn:
The fundamentals of OKRs and their significance in product success. Crafting a compelling objective statement. Discovering and articulating powerful key results. A glimpse into the anatomy of a good OKR statement. The necessity to evolve our methods of goal setting and evaluating success.Key Learnings:
The Art of OKRs: Learn the intricacies of writing good objective statements and how to pinpoint impactful key results. Balancing Act: Understand how OKRs aid in harmonizing business goals with user needs without compromising on user empathy. UX Designers & OKRs: Grasp the importance of UX designers in the OKR writing process and how they can influence it for a user-centric approach. Challenges & Benefits: Jeff shares the top benefits of implementing OKRs and the hurdles one might face during its adoption.👉 Find Jeff Gothelf:
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Episode Description:In this inspiring episode of 'The Future of UX,' join host Patricia Reiners as she delves into the critical topic of navigating the UX design landscape as a junior designer or student in an era marked by layoffs and reduced hiring. This episode offers a deep dive into the transformative role of AI in UX design, the power of networking, and the necessity of a growth mindset, providing valuable insights and practical advice for those at the beginning of their UX careers.
What You'll Learn:
Embracing AI in UX Design: Understand the pivotal role of AI in modern UX design, and learn how to leverage AI tools like ChatGPT to enhance your design skills and creativity. Discover the importance of staying current with AI and ML developments and gain insights on how to begin your journey with AI in UX. The Power of Networking: Gain tips on using platforms like LinkedIn, Behance, and Dribbble for more than just showcasing work. Learn the importance of participating in design communities, attending events, and the value of building relationships for career growth. Adopting a Growth Mindset: Learn about the rapid pace of change in AI and why adaptability and a growth mindset are essential. Understand the exponential growth of technology and its implications for UX design, and how to embrace challenges as opportunities for learning and advancement.Key Takeaways:
Future-Proofing with AI: Embrace AI as a key skill in your toolkit, understanding its current and future impact on UX design. The Importance of Soft Skills: Discover why soft skills like presentation abilities and the human touch are increasingly important in an AI-dominated age. Building Practical Experience and a Strong Portfolio: Learn strategies for gaining hands-on experience, building a diverse portfolio, and showcasing your unique design voice and journey.📚 Resources Mentioned:
Moore's law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore%27s_law
Maureen and Cursor newsletter https://thecursormag.substack.com/p/a-designers-guide-to-networking
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In this episode, we're honored to have Sarah Gibbons with us, the Vice President at Nielsen Norman Group. With an illustrious career spanning over a decade, Sarah has championed empathetic design through her roles at Nielsen Norman Group and IBM. She's a thought leader when it comes to design and user experiences.
1️⃣ General UX for AI
Research is pivotal for understanding how to navigate AI as a designer. Concepts like "apple picking" and "accordion editing" are shaping the approach to AI products.2️⃣ Anthropomorphism in AI
Skeuomorphism can make AI more relatable and easier to use. Making AI human-like isn't always better; it has to be purposeful and ethical.3️⃣ 4 Degrees of Anthropomorphism
The emotional bond between users and AI needs to be managed ethically to prevent exploitation.4️⃣ Future of Design
Sarah suggests that designers should be prepared for the growing influence of AI in UX. Continual learning and adaptation will be key for designers.5️⃣ Resources for the Future
Keeping up-to-date with the latest research and publications in the UX field is crucial for designers.Resources from Sarah:
nngroup.com
NN/g's Podcast
Follow Sarah on Linkedin
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