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It really comes down to this, doesn't it? https://twitter.com/patio11/status/421694694696185856 https://twitter.com/patio11/status/421694694696185856 :)
by samuelhulick 12y ago
It really comes down to this, doesn't it? https://twitter.com/patio11/status/421694694696185856 https://twitter.com/patio11/status/421694694696185856 :)
- netcan 12y agoMore or less. Patrick seems to be advocating making your everyday work public, repeatable and enduring. That's ideal. But, for people that are working in a silo or otherwise not going to take that step, this seems like an accessible step. In fact, a carbon copy of this seems like a good template for a UX person to follow. Pick a topic (not on boarding). Do the research. Make a dozen examples easily digestible for someone who needs to implement the thing you are researching. In-app notifications, advanced settings, in-app tips (Clippy!), profile pages, email drip marketing, commenting systems, badges, profile pages…. Almost any UX topic could use teardowns like this.