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wgx

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I am here: https://willgrant.org/

Blog posts: https://blog.willgrant.org/

Latest book: https://uxbook.io/

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270 points·by wgx·10 माह पहले·83 comments

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He’s the reason Mogwai have a track called “Ritchie Sacramento”
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See also: https://www.wikitok.io/

And a plug for my own (fiendishly difficult) Wikipedia-based game:

https://studiowgx.willgrant.org/wikipedia-golf/
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·10 माह पहले·discuss
Why did I see graphite on the roof?
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I think it's fair to say that my 25+ year career in design started with DPaint on an Amiga, and I'd be somewhere very different today without it.
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A factor in all of this is how familiar we get with our phones.

An app or website we only use once a week or once a month needs to be more obvious and discoverable than the iPhone we pick up 100 times per day.
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Canonical | London / Global fully-distributed | Full-time, remote | UX Designer | https://grnh.se/db3e16fe1us

With Ubuntu, Canonical created the first Linux for human beings. Our design team is on a mission to turn complex, open-source software into intuitive products that can change the face of enterprise IT. We are looking for an exceptional user experience designer, who shares our passion.
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Totally agree. Despite the move to touchscreens in cars over the years - they're acually terrible for usability and safety. The lack of tactile feedback and the fact that buttons can move position and appearance from app-to-app means that they require much more cognitive load than physical buttons.

Putting a trimmed-down Android tablet into a car is cheaper for manufacturers, but it's bad for usability.

There's been some research done that finds touchscreens are more distracting than drink or drug driving:

https://www.ala.co.uk/connect/in-car-touchscreens-more-dange...
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I don't think I'm alone here in desperately wanting to know what business this is. :)
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Expect to spend about 50% of your time actually “doing work” of consultancy for clients and the other 50% doing things like: Marketing, Business development (sales), Negotiations, kick-off meetings, contracts, Invoicing and chasing payments.

In fact in the early days, the proportion of your time doing “non-work” work will be significantly higher than 50%.