TLDR Design

TLDR DESIGN 2024-04-04

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02OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

DIGITAL HUMANS: DO WE REALLY NEED THIS?

Digital humans, utilizing technologies like ChatGPT for dialogue and NVIDIA Audio2Face for 3D face animations, enhance human-machine interaction. While they can foster emotional connections and guide users with a human touch, their overly human appearance may evoke discomfort and distrust, leading to potential user discomfort and disappointment.

uxdesign.cc6 min read

TOP 10 COGNITIVE BIASES IN PRODUCT DESIGN

Cognitive biases are errors in thinking that affect judgments and decisions. We can design products that help users make more rational, objective decisions by mitigating them.

uxplanet.org4 min read

03LAUNCHES & TOOLS

BETAFI

Easily capture, organize, and share impactful feedback from customer conversations in a fraction of the time.

betafi.coTool

04MISCELLANEOUS

EARN THE RIGHT TO ABSTRACT

In design, we often strive for Dieter Rams' ideal of "less, but better," but how do we know if our "less" achieves "better"? We have to view it in the context of "more." Start with the fullness of the idea: the whole "bull." Get something tangible before people first, even if it's not the final form. Then, systematically refine and distill it to its purest essence over time.

betterbydesign.cc2 min read

ZERO UI: WHAT IT IS AND ITS MODERN USE CASES

Zero UI seeks to eliminate barriers to technology and create experiences similar to talking to a friend. With this approach, people can access technology more conveniently without going through all the hassle and addiction that comes with using screen devices. Siri, Kinect, and smart watches paved the way for a new generation of disruptive devices that can blend in with people's environment without becoming a disturbance.

blog.logrocket.com8 min read

WHY I DON’T LIKE GOOGLE’S NEW SIGN-IN PAGE

Google's new sign-in design isn't significantly better than the old one. Instead, it might have caused new problems, such as longer browsing paths, unclear text information, confusing button labels, and a layout that demands more responsive work.

bootcamp.uxdesign.cc5 min read