Neumorphism, Brainstorming & UX Research
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Hello Everyone, Today’s Newsletter is about Design!
Are you interested in Neumorphic design? If yes, there is a great resource for you to get started in Neumorphism. It consists of tutorials, examples, and tools.
The Ultimate List of Neumorphism Design Resources
The best templates, tools, and tutorials around the hot Neumorphism design trend.
We all know that design is about problem-solving, but how can we understand the problem better? This blog post clarifies this question.
Questions to brainstorm your design problem
Design solves a problem. To understand the problem we have to ask questions. But how do we know which questions to ask? Often times I forget some of them since there are so many. Over the years, I’ve compiled a handy list of questions that I call a Design Brainstorm doc.
⚡ Key Points
What’s the product? What is the problem it’s solving?
Who is the target audience? Demographic?
What do our users want to do? What do we want them to do?
What’s the typical use case? Now, 2nd and 3rd common use case? This will help us prioritize our features.
Who are our closest competitors? What can we learn from them?
Read the blog post to learn more (2 mins)
JTBD (Jobs to be done) is one of the popular frameworks used to understand user goals. It states people don’t buy products, they “hire” solutions to solve important problems 🔥
Describing Customer Motivation (Jobs to Be Done) with Eric White
(Podcast · 55 mins) - Discovering customer motivation is the core part of UX research! Today you’ll learn to do it using Jobs to Be Done methodology (JTBD). Our special guest is Eric White, a customer-insight consultant who helps businesses understand why their customers buy. You’ll discover the JTBD principles, and learn how to run an effective customer interview.
Life skills 💚
Today’s topic is about writing
Avoid wordiness. Professor Strunk put it well: “a sentence should contain no unnecessary words, a paragraph no unnecessary sentences, for the same reason that a drawing should have no unnecessary lines and a machine no unnecessary parts.”
🎉 That’s it for today! See you tomorrow.
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