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⏸ I decided that i need to take a pause on writing this newsletter. I want to spend more summer time with my family, create that “Get Hired in UX” Manu…
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Main concern is accessibility of audio-only formats or videos with audio track. All videos must have closed captions (CC). Some services offer automate…
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The observer effect is when researchers tend to subconsciously (or sometimes consciously) influence participants of their study to lead them in a favou…
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When talking to others, the person assumes that the other person has enough expertise to understand what they are saying. I think everyone has experien…
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People tend to attribute success to their own abilities and efforts, but blame external factors for their failures. This is an interesting one, as it i…
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👋 I am thinking of creating a manual that would help UX folks land a job faster. I have not made it yet but I am going to share more information with …
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Celebrating my son’s birthday, so skipping the Cognitive Biases and Accessibility sections this weekend #familytime. Started my Accessibility training,…
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[Update] Expanding on the newsletter format a bit. My new UX Career podcast episodes are getting their own spot. Also, decided to go back to sharing in…
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This has been on my to-do list for a long time. After observing different design leaders sharing their advice with the younger designers, and realizing…
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It was 5:58 pm Wednesday evening. I finished updating my Sketch file with the latest revision of a big and complicated project (yes, I am still on Sket…
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Status quo bias Users hate change. You’ve probably heard this saying before. People tend to see any change from the current “baseline” as a loss. It do…
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Rhyme-as-reason effect Rhyming statements are perceived as more truthful. Sounds wild... Apparently, there is research showing that when people were as…
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