Edward Stull Reihenfolge der Bücher

Demystify UX and its complexities with this insightful guide, which offers real-world examples of user experience concepts to empower teams in creating compelling products and services. It addresses the critical need for professionals to engage in discussions about UX, crucial for both personal and organizational success. While many UX resources target specialists, this book caters to project managers, graphic designers, copyeditors, marketers, and others eager to grasp UX design and research fundamentals. It explores the historical influence of UX and its ongoing impact on our daily lives, using entertaining examples that illustrate key design principles. Readers will learn how a WWII-era tank informs design, what a blue flower reveals about audiences, and how drunk marathoners provide insights into software usability. The book equips you with the knowledge to participate meaningfully in UX discussions, understand its effects on business aspects like product, pricing, placement, and promotion, as well as security and privacy. It is ideal for professionals collaborating with UX designers and researchers, including project managers, graphic designers, developers, and HR professionals, as well as students in business, marketing, and computer science looking to comprehend the significance of UX in various domains.