Design | Experience
This is a nice compilation of a fantastic set of Nudges and Biases For AI – 43 field cards organized into the heuristics Field Manual, especially the layering of heuristics, biases, and nudges with AI-specific phenomena like calibration failure.
What stands out is how this reframes AI UX from interface design to designing trust and belief under uncertainty.
Each … Read the rest
13 UX Mapping Techniques Every Designer Should Know:
Accessibility Skills For Accessible AI Interfaces (https://lnkd.in/envRSTuT), a thorough set of accessibility-focused instructions and guidelines for AI tools to build with accessibility in mind to meet WCAG 2.2 AA and ADA standards — even when dealing with quick fixes. Put together by Felipe A. Carriço.
Getting support for accessibility efforts isn’t easy. There are many accessibility myths, wrong assumptions and expectations that make accessibility look like a complex, expensive and time-consuming project. Let’s fix that!
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-make-strong-case-accessibility-vitaly-friedman-0fece/
How to embed accessibility and test for it early in the design process ↓
Inclusive Design Patterns:
A free 3.5h-online workshop recording on design patterns for more inclusive and accessible UX — with all video recordings, slides and examples in one single place:
The New European Accessibility Act (EAA) Is Coming 2025. Useful pointers for small and large companies to be prepared — and comply with a new EU directive ↓
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vitalyfriedman_ux-accessibility-activity-7270719431897497600-dKig/
A practical overview of A, AA and AAA success criteria, guidelines, real-world examples and references in human-friendly language — without dense technical explanations, abbreviations and terminology.
All guidelines are also broken down by levels, themes, responsibilities and WCAG levels, as well as the group of people who are supported by each — from auditory/hearing to cognitive to physical/motor to visual … Read the rest
A must-have for each design case study → impact.
Impact isn’t just metrics, it’s visible change. Show what improved, why it mattered, and how you know.
No business metrics? No problem!
You don’t need quantitative metrics to show it.
Often, you won’t have access to them at all.
That doesn’t mean you can’t demonstrate impact.
You need to shift your … Read the rest