Diego and Justin discuss the goals of UI/UX, and how open source software should, in theory, be implementable with less agency conflict. Open-source cryptocurrency projects should focus the design of their wallets for the benefit of their users.

Part 2: youtu.be/NVCUfYW62IA

UX can be a great job, until it becomes horrible. It's definitely not for everyone and it's not even about learning Figma, or the Design Thinking process. Is 2022 a good year to become a UX designer? Yes and No.
In this video we're going to look at the reasons NOT to become a UX designer this year - and I'll break down four of them for you - with the most important being last.

If you're a junior UX designer and you want to learn and grow, make sure you're ready for everything that this job entails.

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Ever wanted to know what it’s really like to work as a UX designer?

The reality of the job might be a little different to what you thought!

It certainly was for Maureen Herben, a CareerFoundry UX design graduate who went on to become a product designer at Zalando.

While completing a UX program will do as much as it can to prepare you for the realities of working life, there’s plenty you’ll only learn about once you start working in the field.

Join us on Thursday, August 4th, 2022 for a live presentation from Maureen, who will share her experiences entering the industry, including all the things she wished she knew before she started.

If you’re preparing for the job search, register now—this is the event for you!

In this interview, Aaron Pearlman discusses what UX design really entails, how accessibility can come very naturally to UX designers, and helpful tips to keep in mind when designing accessibly.

00:00 Intro
00:11 Aaron's background and entry into the a11y field
01:34 What's UX design? What do you do on a day-to-day basis?
05:00 Common challenges UX designers face when first practicing a11y
11:56 Best practices for designing an accessible user experience
18:07 What motivates a UX designer to design accessibly?
24:18 What are some easy-to-implement a11y tips for UX designers?

User Experience (UX) design is a career where a person makes digital and physical products easier and more enjoyable to use. In this video Karen, a Senior Interaction Designer at Google, will provide you an overview of UX design principles and concepts and explore a potential career path by thinking about how products are structured from the perspective of an entry-level designer. Plus, we will walk you through what you can expect to learn in the Google UX Design Certificate.

Access free training, tools, and resources to help you grow your skills, career, or business at: grow.google/job-seekers

Keep learning on the go with free, 5-minute lessons from Google Primer at: goo.gle/PrimerJobSeeker

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Check out Google Career Certificates for flexible online training designed to put you on the fast track to jobs in high growth fields at: grow.google/certificates

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This meetup series aims to introduce persons to the different career paths in tech, their requirements and what to do to start or advance your professional journey in Tech.

This month we look at roles in UI/UX Design.

About the event
Venue: Online event (Zoom)
Time: Third Tuesday of each month at 7 pm
Demographics: Students, Entry Level and Intermediate Professionals
Number of presenters: 2 - 3

## Speakers
Janice Alexander - Founder of UX/UI Designer Network Jamaica,
UX Designer, Grace Kennedy
She is a product designer who is passionate about creating people-first products that solve real problems. This is why she made the switch from Marketer to Designer, leveraging her interest in human psychology to build more intuitive products.

Brittney Samuels - Manager, UX/UI Designer Network Jamaica,
UI/UX Design Consultant, Sagicor Group Jamaica
She is a Senior UI/UX professional, who currently manages the UI/UX team for Sagicor Group Jamaica Ltd. She has led and contributed to several UX projects, from large Jamaican institutions to small tech start-ups. She holds an MSc. in Information Systems and is a certified project management professional. Not to mention she has a deep profound passion for humanizing every digital experience.

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Part of human nature is the need to feel special, and to be acknowledged as an individual. This episode discusses user's need to feel “unique” throughout their technological interactions, and how you can empower people to achieve unique goals!

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

Loi, D., 2018, Intelligent, Affective Systems: People’s Perspective & Implications, proceedings of CHIuXiD2018, Yogyakarta, Jakarta, Malang, Indonesia: bit.ly/2IEAgnE

Loi, D., Raffa, G. & A Arslan Esme, 2017, ‘Design for Affective Intelligence’, 7th Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction conference, San Antonio, TX: bit.ly/2IH7Klj

Bostrom, N., & Yudkowsky, E. 2014. The ethics of artificial intelligence. In The Cambridge Handbook of Artificial Intelligence. Cambridge University Press: bit.ly/2v57jzs

Sophia Chen. AI Research Is in Desperate Need of an Ethical Watchdog. Retrieved 14 October, 2017: bit.ly/2IHMhc1

Gershgorn, D. (2017, 30 Aug 2017). The age of AI surveillance is here. Quartz: bit.ly/2uZUZAg

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The Intel® Developer Zone encourages and supports software developers that are developing applications for Intel hardware and software products. The Intel Software YouTube channel is a place to learn tips and tricks, get the latest news, watch product demos from both Intel, and our many partners across multiple fields. You'll find videos covering the topics listed below, and to learn more you can follow the links provided!

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A recording of a webinar for students interested in UX design roles. Learn more about upcoming virtual university recruiting events here: careers.microsoft.com/students/us/en/university-events

Time anchors for the busiest among you:

00:00 - Introduction
02:00 - Main goals of the Mettalex Team for 2022
04:00 - Priority 1: Bringing Liquidity to Mettalex DEX
21:37 - Priority 2: Trading on the DEX
25:00 - Marketing activities
30:42 - Target User Groups for Mettalex DEX
37:21 - Demo of the new UI/UX improvements on the DEX
1:00:28 - Q&A

The start of the new year brought major UI/UX changes to the Mettalex DEX. The platform interface is now updated and made more intuitive based on feedback from you, the MettaTitans.

To showcase the great work by our devs and considering your feedback and suggestions submitted in the Mettalex Feedback Form, we had Vlad from the Mettalex team walk you through the new DEX interface. During the crowdcast, Vlad also shared information about future UI changes, UX improvements, and other updates that are part of the development roadmap.

In addition to the UI/UX improvements, Mettalex Marketing manager gave a presentation focused on the main goals for the Mettalex team in 2022 and discussed the different approaches that the team is exploring to achieve them.

As usual, at the end, Vlad replied to questions asked by the Mettacast participants.

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About Mettalex
Mettalex is a decentralized commodities derivatives trading platform powered by Fetch.ai. Founded with the mission to bring the $20 trillion commodities market on-chain, Mettalex provides the technology needed to scale the DeFi ecosystem to meet the needs of today’s global financial markets. The Mettalex DEX aligns traders, liquidity providers, and physical commodity holders' incentives and brings unique, commodities-focused markets to the DeFi space. Mettalex’s innovative system design introduces improvements in UI/UX, trading process, automatic market making, and decentralized price data feeds (oracles). For more information, please visit mettalex.com.

Empathy is key to creating phenomenal experiences for your users. Every activity in this video will bring you closer to empathising with your potential user allowing you to define your user, their feelings about an experience, and the problem you need to solve for them.

0:00 Build an Empathy Map
5:00 Identify User Pain Points
9:20 Understand Personas
15:18 Create User Stories
17:44 Consider Edge Cases
21:31 Create a User Journey Map
27:53 Understand the Curb Cut Effect
32:03 Scope Design Problems

This video is part of the Google UX Design Certificate, where you'll learn how to design mobile apps and responsive websites. You'll follow the design process from beginning to end: empathizing with users, defining their pain points, coming up with ideas for design solutions, creating wireframes and prototypes, and testing your designs with users to get feedback. By the end of the program, you'll have a professional UX portfolio with three design projects.

The program, created by Google employees in the field, is designed to provide you with job-ready skills in about 6 months to start or advance your career in UX design.

To access the full program content including readings, practice exercises, job search help, and discussion forums please visit ► goo.gle/2ZllSv1

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Design patterns are everywhere. They are an essential shortcut to ideation, prototyping, and communicating during the development of digital experiences, physical products.

Dodzidenu Dzakuma is a UX Designer, DevOps engineer, speaker, and Techlahoma volunteer that co-organizes the OKC Design+Tech user group. He also runs The Interaction Design Foundation in OKC which is an international organization promoting and providing UX design education in a format accessible to individuals of all types. Find out more about Dodzidenu at dodzidenudzakuma.com!

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This seminar series features dynamic professionals sharing their industry experience and cutting edge research within the human-computer interaction (HCI) field. Each week, a unique collection of technologists, artists, designers, and activists will discuss a wide range of current and evolving topics pertaining to HCI.

Learn more about Stanford's Human-Computer Interaction Group: hci.stanford.edu
Learn about Stanford's Graduate Certificate in HCI: online.stanford.edu/programs/human-computer-interaction-graduate-certificate

View the full playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rMyupDF2O00r19JsmolyXdD&disable_polymer=true

Let's explore what Solution Challenge is all about through the Solution Challenge Exploration! It is a series of online tech talks and workshops that will help and guide you to design, build, and solve for one or more of the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals using Google technology.

Design Days are a great way to help explain the solution design process, give attendees hands-on practice with iterative design, and give attendees a platform to get started on their Solution Challenge projects.

In this workshop, we’ll be discussing visual and product design and getting practice in the skills required for both disciplines.

Exploring with us on the 𝘀𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗱 𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗦𝗼𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 is Mr. Francis Alturas 🎉

Francis is the co-founder and CDO of Abstract Digital - a digital product design agency with particular expertise in facilitating design sprints for venture-backed, seed stage startups in Southeast Asia. He enjoys designing interfaces, writing frontend markup and co-organizing local design events like the UXPH Roadshow, Visual 4 and Sketch & Dribbble Meetups. He also has worked with brands like 500 Startups, Rocket Internet, The World Bank and The Presidential Communications Office. In his spare time – he loves attending web conferences, mentoring designers, and playing video games with his toddler.

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🙌 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗾𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗰𝗹𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀, 𝗷𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗱 𝘀𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲: discord.gg/Q86xUwTYb5

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CEO Connect Conference 2018 - NSW

In June 2018, members of The CEO Institute met and discussed challenges Australia will be facing in its current reformatory climate and how one can adapt to face them head on.

To learn more about the event, and to see the full line up of presenters visit:

ceoinstitute.com/events/sydney/ceo-connect-conference

Previous UX Showcase - youtu.be/fcxejI2HmwU
Google slides - docs.google.com/presentation/d/1x97LeAM9uB62AIHZ5ohHyiD4YvO1ZykWi5MylBKtR8Q/edit?usp=sharing
Build a compelling vision as a north star for navigation (#365403) · Issues - gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/365403
Figma - figma.com/file/PMIznpz7POtRKTiurKfZSF/Vision-for-Navigation?node-id=0%3A1

Welcome back. All of the work you do as a UX designer involves developing a product, whether it's an app or a website. Let's explore the product development lifecycle. The product development lifecycle is the process used to take a product from an idea to reality. Every task you carry out during a project will be linked to one of the stages of this lifecycle. A project starts out with a team trying to solve some sort of problem. The problem usually covers how to develop a product that provides the best user experience.

There are five stages in the product development lifecycle. Let's go through each one. The first stage of the product development lifecycle is brainstorming. It's an active discovery stage that's all about generating ideas about the user and potential needs or challenges the user might have. During the brainstorming stage, the team generates ideas to solve a problem, understands the audience they're designing for, and identifies needs or challenges the audience may have. Research plays a key role in this first stage because you're exploring different ways to get to know the audience you're designing for. UX researchers and writers are often heavily involved in this stage, where the team might conduct interviews with potential users or conduct other research.

The second stage in the product development lifecycle is defined. Define is all about using the insights from the brainstorming stage and starting to narrow the focus. During the define stage, the team determines concrete ways that the product being developed will impact the user. As a UX designer, you'll begin to think more about specific details related to the product, who the product is for, what the product will do, and what features need to be included for the product to be successful. Statements that outline the goals or outline any problems you want to answer with the product design are the focus in the define stage.

The third stage in the product development lifecycle is designed. In the design stage, UX designers begin to actively develop ideas, and they also check that all specifications from the defined stage are realistic. The first two stages are more about preparation and planning. They give you a clear understanding of who the user is, what the user wants, and which problems or challenges you want to address in your design. Using the insights from the first two stages, UX designers generate designs that keep the user top of mind. You'll create many different assets, including storyboards, which are sketches that help explore the user's experience, or wireframes, which provide outlines of the content layout. Or you might create prototypes, which are models that allow UX designers to test the functionality of a design. All of these things will be covered later in the program.

The fourth stage is the test. In the test stage, the team evaluates the product design based on feedback from potential users. Testing designs with users is really important because it helps the team focus on the user first and foremost and the designs second. Testing helps identify areas to refine or improve the designs. It also helps UX designers consider the interactivity of the design. This is a stage that involves lots of interaction between UX designers and front-end engineers as they figure out ways to create an end product that satisfies users' needs and is practical and functional. They discuss things like how the color or font can fit the company's brand or whether the prototype designs are easily understandable.

Finally, the last stage of the product development lifecycle is launch or sharing a finished version of the product with the public. This might involve listing an app in the Google Play Store or Apple's App Store, making a website go live, or putting a physical product on store shelves. Launching can be very satisfying for you and your team because you have the chance to understand how your designs will be received in the real world. However, the work on a product isn't quite finished after launch. You may still identify opportunities to improve on the designs or learn even more about the user experience based on feedback. This could involve going back to the design or testing stages and figuring out ways to produce a more enhanced version of the product. Now you've been introduced to the five stages in the product development lifecycle: brainstorm, define, design, test, and launch. Coming up, you'll learn about some of the characteristics of a good user experience. Meet you there.

Learn the key differences between UX, UI, and Product Design, as well as what you actually need to know to get the best results for your digital product. Plus, get real-world examples of successful in-market product designs we’ve done here at Innovatemap.

Join Innovatemap’s Sr. Product Designer, Evan Tank, as he shares key insights into effective product design. Evan has designed software with perfect NPS scores for leading digital products across industries and sectors.