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> The only UX I care about is the application being responsive and doing what it says it's going to do UX as a field goes well beyond pretty UIs. UX designer
by Infinitesimus 7y ago
> The only UX I care about is the application being responsive and doing what it says it's going to do
UX as a field goes well beyond pretty UIs.
UX designer could drive your example because they looked at the users of the product and realized that like you, they care about a very responsive system.
Detecting that someone finds the product too slow could eventually materialize a backlog item to make page load times twice as fast etc.
- Plyphon_ 7y agoAbsolutely correct. A UX designer will have the stake at the table with all sorts of decisions that impact the user experience. For example: Two competing microservices? One has a spin up time of 0.3 secs, the other 1 sec. The first is two times the price. It is the job of the UX designer to understand the impact of the longer spin up time to understand if it would impact the user experience. The UX designer then works with the Product Manager to build a business case for the correct service and thus you've made a decision that impacts the UX but is not a UI or interaction based conversation.