Dark psychology in UX: The subtle art of making users addicted to your product
Corporations are known to use psychological tricks to keep you engaged. But what if using a digital product becomes a habit? And how do they do that?
Corporations are known to use psychological tricks to keep you engaged. But what if using a digital product becomes a habit? And how do they do that?
The Golden Ratio has long been a staple of Western design. There are many ways we can use it when designing visuals and interfaces as well.
We all balance between intuition and precision in design. Experience guides our aesthetic sense, but there’s a place for numbers and formulas, too.
In the design world, the relationship between UX and UI still sparks many debates and defies easy answers. Let’s see if we can uncover any new revelations.
Apple’s Vision Pro hints at the future of Natural User Interfaces, where interacting with our tech will be primarily based on eye movements, gestures, and voice commands.
In a world dominated by online platforms and instant information retrieval, print encyclopedias have fallen into obscurity. Could there be another shift on the horizon?
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