Where the hell do you get started making "modern" UIs with HTML/CSS/JavaScript?
I'm used to writing everything by hand. Now I've got to somehow choose between 4,000 "modern, performant, etc." frameworks. Do I use JavaScript or can I use something better like TypeScript? Which of the 30 different "modern, perfromant, etc." build systems do I use?
How many million NPM packages are each of these going to require?
I never thought I would see one in the wild, but…there it is. Wow.
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Hello #UX friends, I need help!
There have been great articles written on how to create a great portfolio, I just can't find them now! Can anyone here reply with a link to one they've liked?
Fast Company article about the "Is Design Dead?" conference:
1. Design is hurting at a lot of companies
2. Designers blew their big moment
3. We’re in a down cycle
4. Designers sell their value
5. Designers have failed to speak the language of business
6. Design thinking has undercut the value of design
7. Maybe design needs a new name
8. Design’s has DEI issue
9. Corporate reorgs kill design strategy
10. Design is still better off than 25 years ago
A must read for web developers: "Who's Afraid of a Hard Page Load?" https://unplannedobsolescence.com/blog/hard-page-load/ #webdev #webdevelopment #spa #ux #browsers
I have many home-cooked software tools - apps that I've built for myself to solve my own problems.
As I like to share my projects with the world, I've recently ended up spending quite a lot of time thinking about how much polish to the UX I should put into my own tools beyond my own needs.
We asked users what would make them more likely to sign up to email newsletters via a popup. A decent number said nothing would motivate them to subscribe, but some were... 𝘴𝘱𝘪𝘤𝘪𝘦𝘳 than others 
read what real users had to say: https://noble.click/popupresearch #UX #UXresearch #NoMorePopups
Users might subscribe to your newsletter, but it won’t be because of a popup.
Give them valuable content first
Be clear about what they’ll receive
Let them find the signup when they’re ready
Our #research proves it’s time for a smarter approach. Read it here: https://noble.click/popupresearch #UX #MarketingEthics #DesignMatters #StopThePopups #EmailOverload #AntiPopups #BetterWeb #NoMorePopups
Marketers: Think popups drive sign-ups? Our research says otherwise.
95.3% of users are unlikely to subscribe
Most don’t even trust sites that ask for their email too soon
If you want real engagement, you need a different approach. Read the study: https://noble.click/popupresearch
How do newsletter subscription popups make users feel? Not great it turns out. Our #UXresearch shows users are happy to subscribe—but only when it’s on their terms. Read the study: https://noble.click/popupresearch #MarketingEthics #DesignMatters #StopThePopups #EmailOverload #AntiPopups #BetterWeb #NoMorePopups #UX
Users aren’t just ignoring popups. They’re leaving your site because of them.
“In most cases, I close down the page and search for another site.”
Bad #UX costs you visitors. So what should businesses do instead? We’ve got the data: https://noble.click/popupresearch
Users don’t just dislike newsletter popups. They 𝘩𝘢𝘵𝘦 them. Our research found that popups trigger strong negative reactions. Is a popup really the first impression you want your users to have? Read the full research here: https://noble.click/popupresearch #uxresearch #UX #StopThePopups #BetterWeb
UX Research Confirms: Users 𝘏𝘢𝘵𝘦 Subscription Popups! We've conducted original #UX research to find out exactly how users feel about these intrusive popups, and the results are brutal.
83.8% see them too often
95.3% are unlikely to subscribe
Users described them as "annoying, frustrating, and irritating" (plus some spicier words!)
Read the research here: https://noble.click/popupresearch #uxresearch #BetterWeb #MarketingEthics #DesignMatters
reading the Hypercard manual today for UI inspiration and found an ultra hot “tearaway” action I had no idea existed until today.
