Creating an effective and user-friendly chatbot experience involves considering several factors, including human-centered design principles and conversational flow best practices. Here are some guidelines to enhance the user experience of your chatbot: 1. Understand Your Audience – Identify your target audience and tailor the language and tone of the chatbot accordingly. – Consider user demographics, preferences, … Read more
One crucial aspect of designing artificial intelligence (AI) generated experiences is the integration of the “Human in the Loop”. This symbiotic relationship between AI and human input is redefining the way we design, develop, and interact with intelligent systems. What is Human in the Loop? Human in the Loop (HITL) is understanding the irreplaceable role of … Read more
Artificial intelligence (AI) prompts play a pivotal role in shaping how users interact with applications, websites, and devices, leading to more intuitive and personalized experiences. Understanding AI Prompts AI prompts refer to the intelligent cues or suggestions provided by machine learning algorithms to guide users through a specific process or help them make informed decisions. … Read more
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, one of the most promising and transformative advancements is the integration of generative artificial intelligence (AI) into user experience (UX) design. Generative AI, powered by deep learning models, is changing the way we interact with digital interfaces, offering unprecedented opportunities to create more personalized, intuitive, and engaging user experiences. … Read more
“Better decisions make a better world. However, improving decisions is a messy and difficult thing.” – The Decision Lab There is a common misconception that most people have well-defined preferences and make well-informed, self-interested decisions based on those preferences. Behavioral economics looks at the differences between what people “should” do and what they actually do … Read more
Your customers have things they want to get done. They have goals and objectives. They have motivations and pain points. Your solution should help your customers meet their goals and achieve their objectives. Your solution should match their motives and be the suave to their paint points. Customers’ Goals and Objectives Customers’ goals and objectives … Read more
Breadcrumbs (or breadcrumb trail) are a navigation system that shows the location in a site or app. The term comes from the Hansel and Gretel fairy tale in which the main characters create a trail of breadcrumbs in order to track back to their home. Breadcrumbs serve as a visual “cue”, indicating the location of … Read more
Contextual inquiry is a semi-structured observational and interview (inquiry) method to understand how and why a prospect or customers uses (existing) or may use (prototype) your solution in the environment that they use it (context). This could be using an appliance in a kitchen, a tool on the shop floor, a device in a lab, … Read more
You can now listen to the Easy to Use 2.0 audiobook! Here are few things that folks have been saying about Easy to Use 2.0: “It’s refreshing to see the thoughtfulness and design expertise Sean Van Tyne brings to the enterprise software space. It is a technology category that’s ripe for design-led disruption, and this … Read more
How do you know you’re making the right bets with your ideas? Which bets do your ideas hinge on? These are our riskiest assumptions. They need to be tested before you spend your valuable time and money. With the ‘problem’ in mind, map out the customer journey to identify the riskiest assumption. Armed with a … Read more
A common misconception is that a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) consists of the minimum set of features deemed necessary for a working software product, with the goal of bringing it to market quickly. This is incorrect as there is an over-emphasis on speedy delivery and time to market, as opposed to focusing on customer and … Read more
In Agile Development, a “sprint” is one iteration of a continuous development cycle. Within a sprint, planned amount of work has to be completed by the team and made ready for review. During the sprint: No changes are made that would endanger the sprint goal Quality goals do not decrease Sprints are limited to a … Read more