The art of unlearning, ChatGPT for designers, UX personality test

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Researchers widely debate creativity, but they often recognise originality or novelty as one of its key elements. And this originality is a product designer’s super-weapon. A weapon that’s powerful yet elusive. Research shows creativity reduces as we go through life. We fixate on finding ‘the right’ answer (a.k.a convergent thinking) and cling to it rather than exploring possibilities. While this doesn’t kill our creativity, it certainly suppresses it.

The art of unlearning →By Suchithra Sathiyamurthy

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Make me think

The difference between iteration and prototyping →
“Don’t make the mistake of thinking that because Figma has a ‘prototyping’ mode that its your prototyping tool. You may want figure out how far you can get with the Google Sheet API before you add a database, and you can’t do that with any design tool.”
Let’s build a Chrome extension that steals everything →
“Manifest v3 may have taken some of the juice out of browser extensions, but I think there is still plenty left in the tank. To prove it, let’s build a Chrome extension that steals as much data as possible. I’m talking kitchen sink, whole enchilada, Grinch-plundering-Whoville levels of data theft.”
Understanding the cost of not being accessible →
“If your organization doesn’t already have a highly mature accessibility program, then there’s only one way to save money on accessibility: don’t do anything. But that’s a horrible strategy that might actually cost you more in the long run. As legal actions continue in their high pace, it is inevitable that large organizations will eventually address the accessibility of their ICT systems.”

Little gems this week

How nostalgic UX suddenly became a global trend →By Michalina Bidzinska

How Duolingo drives subscription conversion →By Rosie Hoggmascall

Why chatbots fail: the novelty of AI does not make up for a bad UX →
By Skyler Schain

Tools and resources

Game accessibility in practice →
How a gamer who is blind plays The Last of Us.
AI images in practice →
How are AI-generated images useful in real projects?
By Anastasiia Dedova
ChatGPT in practice →
10 powerful ways to use ChatGPT as a product designer.
By Jishnu Hari

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