The Product Coalition
JUNE 11, 2019
Much of this is largely due to the fact that internal politics exist in almost all companies. In this specific case, the intelligent use of non-technical capabilities was completely ignored. For a little over ten years, Nokia was the industry juggernaut in the wireless industry. or have crashed and burned?
Centercode
FEBRUARY 18, 2021
In the early 90s, the technological landscape was a very different place. And the idea of a home filled with technology that could wirelessly communicate not only with you but other pieces of technology was, for most, as out of reach as something on the Jetsons. Internet access wasn’t available in the average household.
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The Product Coalition
MAY 21, 2020
Here we’ll go over the history of Product Design, the fundamental elements of good UX, and a who’s who of the design team. While no company has ever gone out of their way to build ugly products, when consumer tech really started taking off in the late-eighties/mid-nineties, what mattered most was that the technology worked.
Userpilot
JUNE 25, 2021
Research shows that most 20th-century products followed this adoption behavior: Source: The Atlantic “ The 100-Year March of Technology in 1 Graph “ Let’s now take a look at the different stages of the Product Adoption Curve. They’re technology enthusiasts and are usually quite technical. There’s just one catch.
UX Studio
FEBRUARY 4, 2019
But how to make a successful self-tracking app with good UX? UX best practices in self-tracking apps. A movement has even emerged from the latter, the QS Movement, which incorporates technology into data collection on aspects of a person’s daily life. 5 UX best practices in self-tracking apps. source: cara-app.com).
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