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thisisfranciswu Mar 10, 2025

What it sounds like to me when someone tries to explain their product but the underlying system model kinda is in shambles. #ux #ooux #informationarchitecture https://www.youtube.com/shorts/k_kDJHxs7qQ

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Benji Mauer Dec 12, 2024

I didn’t quite use the full practice outlined in the article, but I put special emphasis on diagramming where objects in the #UI had dependent connections to other objects. This clarified which objects needed to be created first in a sequence of tasks for building a model of a disruption in data. #UX #OOUX

Benji Mauer Dec 12, 2024

Working on the #UX of a complicated operational tool for building public data for transit disruptions, I applied Object-Oriented UX (#OOUX). I was surprised by how it made certain UX interaction patterns the obvious choice. Try it out!

https://alistapart.com/article/object-oriented-ux/

Object-Oriented UX

We know big, monolithic webpages won’t meet the needs of responsive sites and endless screens. But we’re often still quilting together design patterns and content modules, rather than truly thinkin…

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Inautilo Dec 6, 2024

#Design #Approaches
Stop wireframing · Why wireframes are outdated and what to use today https://ilo.im/1619ap

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#Wireframing #GreyBlocking #UxStateOutline #UxGrammar #OOUX #DesignSystem #ProductDesign #UxDesign #UiDesign #WebDesign

Stop wireframing (but still start low-fidelity) - UX Collective

Wireframing has existed since the beginning of UX, and on the surface, designers assume it is a critical part of the process. Everyone in UX does it and insists it’s critical, so it must be…right…

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thisisfranciswu Oct 9, 2024

Somewhere along the way, UX design divorced itself from the basics of information systems design. #ux #ooux #ia https://uxdesign.cc/a-plea-for-the-lost-practice-of-information-architecture-19a5ae5ca65e

A plea for the lost practice of information architecture

Can you imagine what it looks like to build something purely incrementally without an overall plan? While a lot of older cities are like this, more recently there is a house that (supposedly) shows…

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