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AI UX: 7 Principles of Designing Good AI Products

UX Studio

In this article, I will go through the seven basic AI UX principles products should follow. Here follow my seven principles of AI UX. Differentiate AI content visually. Thus reads the first principle of AI UX. We see our job as a UX team as helping people understand how machines work so they can use them better.

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What Is Secondary Navigation? [+ Examples]

Userpilot

That said, let’s explore some secondary navigation examples, the role of secondary navigation in UX, the key differences between primary and secondary navigation, and share some strategies to aid your navigation. In terms of design, it must be differentiated from the primary menus, including colors, fonts, and placements.

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Gamification In UX

UX Studio

Gamification in UX predates what we thought of as its beginnings. UX” falls in the same category, as Donald Norman mentioned the term “user experience” for the first time in 1993 (when he changed his title from User Interface Architect to User Experience Architect). So why still treat the subject gamification in UX? Not really.

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WalkMe vs. Whatfix – the Ultimate Comparison Guide + a few alternatives

Userpilot

WalkMe and Whatfix both market themselves to large companies with employee onboarding and training needs. Instead, they lean more toward servicing large companies that want to reduce IT support tickets by training users to navigate their software more effectively. Set up basic contextual onboarding to differentiate user experience.

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12 Knowledge Base Benefits You Can’t Miss Out On

Userpilot

Facilitates faster new hire training. Put user-friendliness first: Don’t get too creative and complicate the UX design. The main differentiator is the target audience. An internal knowledge base is designed to educate, train, and onboard employees. Faster new hire training. Provides consistent communication.

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How AI will impact product management

Lenny Rachitsky

PMs and VPs), Lennybot (an AI chatbot trained on my newsletter posts, podcast interviews, and more), and my swag store (great gifts for your favorite PM, or yourself!). That being said, I can definitely imagine AI tools will get good at pointing out UX challenges and suggesting best practices. Think about it—what is AI best at?

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Pay Attention to the Nuances: How To Make User Interviewing Your Superpower

The Product Coalition

Many companies expect product managers, designers and other roles to be able to deliver good user interviews, but the training is often by trial-and-error. I compiled this guide back when I was training product managers on my team to be able to run user interviews. How should I change the UX of [feature]?