User Offboarding Psychology & Dot Coding for Workshops

Articles & Ideas

Adobe - The Psychology of User Offboarding

Adobe just acquired Figma for 20 billion. And people wonder how this will impact Figma’s customer experience. So we thought it’d be a good time to revisit Adobe’s offboarding.

Growth.design

Dot Coding: An Activity to Elicit Perspectives in UX Workshops

By placing colored dots on items, participants in UX workshops or group sessions can manage the collaborative discussion of research findings, design ideas, goals, or anything else.

Kate Kaplan

QR codes

Ever wondered how a QR code works? No, me neither but it's low-key fascinating.

Dan Hollick

My routine as Design Lead

How do I create a collaborative team, use leadership technics, and set design strategies with few ceremonies and calls.

Juliana Monteiro

UX Chunking: a new digestible product design process

Trying to follow an iterative UX design process and don’t get lost in the loop is becoming more difficult every time. Many product design activities at multiple stages often overlap and prevent us from seeing the bigger picture of our workflow.

Ivano Aquilano

Use Buttons or Buttons Plus an Open Text Field for Updating Cart Quantity (61% Don’t)

Increasing or decreasing the quantity for items in the cart is seemingly a simple and straightforward task. Yet, during large-scale testing, a subgroup of participants had significant issues with this seemingly straightforward task.

Baymard Institute

Against Superficial Simplicity

Many designers have internalized the quote attributed to Leonardo, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” We love to make things simple. Simple things are easier to use than complicated or messy things. Simple is more beautiful and desirable.

Jorge Arango