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Close to “Perfect UX” is when technology is acting on your behalf, and you don’t even know it’s there. A good example of this is the Nest thermostat. After a f
by ronyfadel 6y ago
Close to “Perfect UX” is when technology is acting on your behalf, and you don’t even know it’s there.
A good example of this is the Nest thermostat. After a few weeks you just forget it exists, and it does its thing in the background.
- TeMPOraL 6y agoLike any proper thermostat. Except when it loses Internet connection or Nest/Google decides it's bored with the platform and bricks your thermostat remotely :). I think depending on third-party subscriptions should be considered an UX antipattern.
- ronyfadel 6y agoOther thermostats don’t learn your preferences. If anything, Nest gets in the way the first few weeks, then goes to the background. I’m talking about product UX, how a Nest thermostat usually works, independently of Google getting bored ;)