“It’s Not a Bug, It’s a Feature” Cheat Sheet for Poor Marketers and Designers
The phrase “It’s not a bug, it’s a feature” has emerged as a notable expression in the fields of software
Usability
Usability refers to the ease with which users can interact with a product or system to achieve their goals effectively and efficiently. It encompasses various dimensions, including learnability, efficiency, memorability, error prevention, and user satisfaction. In product design and innovation, prioritizing usability ensures that the end-user experience is intuitive and accessible, ultimately enhancing overall product success.
GUI Design: the Fundamentals of Intuitive Interfaces
In the 1990s, Nielsen and Molich created 10 user interface guidelines. These guidelines are key in how we design graphic
Information Architecture (IA): Tips for Effective Information Structuring
Have you ever wondered why some websites are so easy to use and others are not? It often comes down
Formative vs Summative Usability Studies Explained
Have you ever wondered why some products are a joy to use while others aren’t? It all boils down to
Customer Experience (CX) vs User Experience (UX) in Product Design
Designers: do you know the difference between customer experience (CX) and user experience (UX) design? While this could be the
Great 7 Phases of Product Life-Cycle Design
No Designer or Product Manager will forget the end customer using the product for its primary function. But providing added
Low cost pulse oximeter %SpO2 design review
A typical medical device, portable, low cost, LED + indication usage working on batteries. All that shipped to Europe from
Automatic garden watering valve design review
It’s a pleasure to dismount a very well-engineered product, both from usability, from technical and production aspects.
Fly Swatter Design Review
Even a very basic 2 parts mold fly swatter can have design flaws. The major defect here is constraint concentration
Protective peeling film layer
These peeling films are supposed to be easily …. peelable! But read-on, to avoid annoying your customer, or even worse,
Ikea Parody: the Ergonomics Lesson
An ergonomics lesson provided by an Ikea video, promoting their paper catalog (the “bookbook™”) is fantastic from many points of
Less Is More. Why You Want To Design Simple
The design principle of “Less Is More” in product design advocates for simplicity and functionality, often leading to enhanced user
