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What's the best of the web this week? We cherry-picked the most interesting articles on UX, Design, Ecommerce, Product & Digital Marketing from around the web.
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By Victoria Young
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Friction in UX is interactions that inhibit people within a digital interface. In fact, a seamless, frictionless user experience has now become the new standard: the minimum to be relevant in the fast-paced world of technology. Here are important developments accelerating the design of frictionless products.
By Andrew Kucheriavy
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To help bridge the gap between what stakeholders think their customers need and what their customers really need, I’ve written an open letter to all stakeholders who believe they are improving UX with their changes when in reality they are killing good design.
By Kim Flaherty
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Up-to-date personas result in a better UX design process. Data from 156 companies provide a baseline to understand how often to revise personas. Knowing when and how frequently to make updates will help you craft personas that are both accurate and effective.
By Fabricio Teixeira and Caio Braga
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UX patterns, interactions, animations, transitions and UI libraries to keep you inspired. No matter if you are in a coffee break, stuck at work trying to solve a UI problem or just looking to delight your users with best-in-class UI patterns, use the links below to gather some inspiration for your next project.
By Joe Johnston
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As companies dive into creating digital products and services, for customers and employees, they’ll be challenged with creating these “Frictionless” experiences. Striving to create these “just right” experiences drives understanding context that aids in creating a “Goldilocks” style experiences.
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