UX Design Topics

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Understanding Human Decision Making
Frameworks
BJ Fogg’s Behavior Model
Stephen Wendell’s CREATE Action Funnel
Spectrum of Thinking Interventions
Dual Process Theory
UX Buzzwords
Nudge Theory
Persuasive Technology
Behavior Design
Behavioral Science
Behavioral Economics
Behavior Change Strategies
Support Conscious Action
Help User think about Their Action
Educate and Encourage User
Cheating
Defaulting
Make it Incidental
Automate the Act of Repetition
Make or Change Habbits
Existing behavior
Help User Avoiding the Cue
Replace the Routine
Use Consciousness to Interfere
Mindfulness to Avoid Acting on the Cue
Crowd Out Old Habit with New Behavior
Classifying behavior
BJ Fogg’s Behavior Grid
Making users addicted
Nir Eyal’s Hook Model
Cue Routine Reward Model
Understanding the Product
Clarify product
Target Outcome
Target Actor
Target Action
Define target users
Create User Personas
Existing business model
Business Model Canvas
Lean Canvas
New business model
Business Model Inspirator
Competitor Analysis
Five Forces Model
SWOT Analysis
Conceptual Design
Create product backlog
User Stories
Deliverables
Customer Experience Map by Mel Edwards
Simple Flowchart
Event-Driven Process Chain Model (EPC)
Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN)
Things to lookout for
In general, Keep it Short and Simple
Make it Easy to Understand, Easy to Complete
Make Progress Visible to User
Make Progress Meaningful in order to Reward User
Make Successful Completion Clearly Visible
ProtoTyping
Good Layout Rules
Ux patterns
Call to Action
Status Reports
How-to-Tips
Simple Reminders and Planning Prompts
Decision-Making Support
Behavior Change Games
Gamification
Planners
Reminders
Social Sharing
Goal Trackers
Tutorials
Wireframing
Figma
Adobe XD
Sketch
Balsamiq
UX Best Practices
Create urgency
Frame Text to Avoid Temporal Myopia
Remind of Prior Commitment to Act
Make Commitment to Friends
Make Reward Scarce
Getting attention
Tell User What the Action is and Ask for it
Make it Clear, Where to Act
Clear the Page of Distractions
Getting favorable conscious evaluation
Prime User-Relevant Associations
Leverage Loss Aversion
Use Peer Comparisons
Use Competition
Avoid Cognitive Overhead
Avoid Choice Overload
Avoid Direct Payments
Make it easy for users
Elicit Implementation Intentions
Default Everything
Lessen the Burden of Action/Info.
Deploy Peer Comparisons
Positive intuitive reaction
Make UI Professional and Beautiful
Deploy Social Proof
Deploy Strong Authority on Subject
Be Authentic and Personal
Measuring the Impact
Gather Lessons Learned,
Testing
Incremental A/B Testing
Multivariate Testing
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