User experience Designer is new innovative occupation, which is between the customers and designers. In some ways , this is a kind of new and humanized job. To make productions more accessible for customers. These blog posts are about my ideas in UXD. Thanks for your reading!
Less is More
This week is the first week about my user experience design lesson, and it’s the first time to know what is UXD. UXD is an unclear concept, including visual design, information architecture, web development, interaction design and user experience design. My teacher told us if we graduate from this subject, we could find good job. According to Mike K (2003), “use experience is difficult since it can extend to nearly everything in someone’s interaction with a product, from the text on a search button, to the color scheme, to the association it evokes, to the ton of the language used to the describe it, to the customer support.” User experience designer is a kind of designer who always creates something relative the real world. According to Norman, D (2003), emotion is an important element; emotion is all about acting, people like colorful and creative design
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Sometimes, when I buy a bottle water, I always buy VOSS because of its bottle design, this bottle is an easy style, and the designer knows a rule: less is more. People can feel the water is pure and clean via the bottle without some complicated details. Maybe I want to say I buy VOSS do not have some other purpose; it is just an unconscious behavior. “And behavioral design is all about feeling in control, which includes usability, understanding — but also the feel and heft” (Mike, K 2003). Apple supplies high quality technological product, it is successful. Another companies also do this, but why they cannot be the same successful as Apple. The reason is Apple supplies much better, even the best service for customers. They know people what they want, they know people what they need. I think if you can to be a good designer, you need to be a good customer first.
Reference list:
Kuniavsky, M. 2003, Observing the user experience, Morgan Kaufmann, Amsterdam [u.a.].
Norman, D. 2015, 3 ways good design makes you happy, Ted.com. viewed 7 October 2015, <https://www.ted.com/talks/don_norman_on_design_and_emotion>.
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