craftalia

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   by craftalia 15y ago

   Also, I think your comparison using programming languages as a reference is a bit misleading (disclaimer: I am not a programmer, I am a designer). There are disciplines involved in software development that are agnostic of the programming
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   by craftalia 15y ago

   This silo-ed paradigm is one of the bigger issues the UX community keeps embracing and promoting. By exception of some applications design (branding and corporate identity), I think this silo-ed approach that UX offers is hurting the produ
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   by craftalia 15y ago

   I think you are right, we mostly agree on this. It is just the way you refer to visual design and usability evaluation what was confusing me. They both come with the design endeavor, but being able to evaluate its impact and to execute ba
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   by craftalia 15y ago

   Design evaluation and quantitative analysis based on analytics are part of what designers do to validate design decisions (identifying bottlenecks in task-driven applications, optimizing Ui and user flows to increase conversion rates, etc).