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UX design
fromJim-nielsen
2 weeks ago

Saying "No" In an Age of Abundance

Prioritizing fewer coherent features preserves user attention, stability, clarity, and product coherence despite AI enabling rapid generation and shipping of many ideas.
UX design
fromMedium
1 month ago

How can you ensure paying customers don't worsen the new user experience?

Design must balance new-user usability with paying customers' customized needs while prioritizing measurable, tangible outcomes over short-term feature accommodations.
Renovation
fromMedium
1 month ago

Your product is a theme park

Evaluate product experiences like a theme park: optimize visitor access, zones, rides, and prioritize renovations (refurbish, move, disable, build, expand, accessibility) for fastest, low-risk impact.
Online learning
fromeLearning Industry
4 months ago

Hot Off The Virtual Press: LMS Evaluation Checklist

Use a structured LMS evaluation checklist to prioritize features, compare vendors, and align selections with budget, security, accessibility, and integration needs.
UX design
fromMedium
5 months ago

Designing at Scale: How to Evolve Products Without Losing Your Users

Large-scale redesigns should evolve familiar patterns, prioritize clarity and familiarity over strict consistency, and roll out changes gradually with testing and feedback.
fromSitePoint Forums | Web Development & Design Community
5 months ago

How Are Developers Balancing Performance and Features in Modern Web Apps?

I've been thinking about how web apps nowadays seem to pack many features-from dark mode to animations, rich client-side interactions, offline support and more. All of this is great, but I keep wondering: at what point do these extras hurt performance or the user experience? A few things I'm curious about: Do developers here ever delay implementing a "nice extra" because it slows down load time? What metrics or tools do you use to measure whether a feature is "too expensive" in terms of performance (mobile especially)? Are there features you've removed / scaled back after noticing performance issues? How do you decide which features are "must-have" and which are "nice-to-have" when building something new?
Web development
UX design
fromLogRocket Blog
9 months ago

Leader Spotlight: Creating comprehensive product requirements, with Rangarakesh Kanchamreddy - LogRocket Blog

Understanding user and stakeholder segmentation is key to effective product strategies.
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