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Conversational UI is not a new concept. Technologies such as Natural Language Processing are key to delivering great a conversational UI, and we’re finally to the point where everyone can use it, regardless of skill level.
How can you gain a better understanding of your audience? Well, one way would be to use user-generated content that can be integrated into Machine Learning (ML) technology. In this article, Jamie Munro demonstrates how that can be done.
Finding people to participate in qualitative UX studies can be an elusive task. We tend to hear about studies and their findings, but we don’t hear how researchers recruit study participants. Let’s resolve this mystery.
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Explore features → Already have an account? Sign in!Are mobile pop-ups dying, or will they simply undergo another adaptation? If they continue to remain effective, how should designers make use of them, especially in mobile web design? Are there alternatives? Let’s see what the research says.
Have you noticed the alarming lack of touch stimuli in current technologies? With the help of this article, let’s aim to consider using more touch and motor skills when designing your very next product.
As a part of our recent creativity challenge, artists and designers from across the globe created monthly desktop wallpapers dedicated to their favorite songs. And, of course, we do have some spring-themed wallpapers for April, too.
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Awarded Young Developer of the Year by Netmag in 2013, Anna Debenham works as front-end developer at Snyk in London. She has written a book on Front-end Style Guides and co-hosted a podcast on the topic together with Brad Frost. When not developing websites, Anna is busy doing technical editing for A List Apart or researching browsers on game consoles. You can find her on Twitter as @anna_debenham.
The new CSS display property lets us control how a box and its children are drawn to the page — and whether an element in the markup will generate a box at all. Ire Aderinokun explains what it’s all about.
React’s Virtual DOM is a mystery to you? No worries, Alexey Ivanov and Andy Barnov wrote a beginner-friendly introduction to the framework’s internals that is bound to help you speed up your applications.
Who says login forms need to be boring? Darin Senneff created a login with a friendly SVG monster that responds to the input in the email field. A pleasant little UX detail.
Documentation can make or break the success of your project. To up you in that documentation game, Mark Philipps made a list of useful, well-written, and otherwise beautiful docs. Great reference.
Today, eCommerce influences up to 56% of in-store purchases and represents almost 10% of US retail sales. To help companies ensure their online and in-store sales grow, Absolunet summarized ten eCommerce trends to watch this year.
To enable a smoother and faster workflow, Webdash helps you visualize, monitor and manage your web project using community-driven plugins. It’s the missing dashboard that bridges the gap between the developer and the terminal.
Is your pattern library up to date today? Alla Kholmatova has just finished a fully fledged book on Design Systems and how to get them right. With common traps, gotchas and the lessons she learned. Hardcover, eBook. Just sayin'.
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