Written by: Hayden Lausell
Amazon recently opened a modern-day grocery store to the public in Seattle, Washington, where grocery shopping is as easy as download, shop, and go. That’s it! Amazon Go is making it possible for shoppers to not hate (maybe even love) the food store experience.
Written by: Urban Emu
The value of user experience (UX) design isn't confined to digital products, though technology is where the practice gained prominence. The most successful business enterprises are integrating UX along the line, and public relations and communications are no exception.
Written by: Hayden Lausell
Tech companies call it the hands-free experience. In many ways, voice assistants are the new touchscreen. They make devices easier to interact with. But where does it go from here?
Written by: Urban Emu
You've heard about the Internet of Things (IoT). Yet, less talked about is the power of predictive analytics and how it can drive user experience (UX) across multiple channels. In 2019, we'll see the rise of technological complexity. The right user experience can simplify that complexity.
Written by: Urban Emu
Given that we live in a world in which finding ways to cater to customers is vital to the success of your business, UX design is a forward-thinking way to attract and maintain your customers. Let's take a look at how UX design is helping to pave the way for other innovative digital products.
Written by: Daria Vander May
When it comes to product development, there is an important distinction you need to make: either design the “right” product, or design products right. In a day and age where consumers have nearly limitless access to goods on the market, it falls on the user experience designer to design something that will stand out.
Written by: Urban Emu
Does it work for the user? That’s the most important question a designer asks. Your business can’t achieve its goals if people struggle to use the product.
Written by: Urban Emu
In the past, it was enough for companies to design great products to bring in customers. The concept was simple: you create something great and give people access to it — and they're going to want to buy it. Times have changed.
Written by: Urban Emu
Imagine waving your arms to switch on your lights or following a prompt to reschedule a meeting for later because your location and speed indicate that you’re running late. This is the future of user experience design.
Written by: Urban Emu
In the future, almost every device will be smart. We’ve already seen a huge proliferation of smart devices – from smart printers to smart refrigerators, as part of the Internet of Things (IoT) trend. So, what's around the corner?