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What's the best of UX this week? We cherry-picked the most shared articles on UX, Design, Ecommerce, Product & Digital Marketing from around the web.
Sharing is caring, so please share this with colleagues and friends - who knows, this could be something to talk about when you're back in the office on Monday. Happy reading!
By M.G Siegler
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M.G Siegler, General Partner at GV and former TechCrunch writer outlines his recent "aha" moment when he finally understood why Facebook and Google keep pushes bots to a world that seemingly isn't that interested in them.
By Ben Davis
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There surely isn't a more certain way to get people to consider you a bit of a a**hole than to describe yourself as a 'growth hacker'. Well, maybe if you managed to refer to yourself in the 3rd person in the same sentence. Matt Lerner of 500 startups rejects the fluff and shows how behind the buzzword is a framework that can lead to some pretty impressive results.
By Alecsandru Grigoriu
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Side projects are an awesome way to learn and develop your skills, plus they build out your portfolio and exposure to things unrelated to your daily work. If you fancy a career change, why take an expensive evening course when you can learn way more by actually doing?
By Aja Frost
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Ever sent a cold outreach email? I bet you have received one. While arguably a necessary evil, especially in B2B sales, there are some things to avoid if you don't want to find your messages deleted and marked as spam.
By Jeff Sauro
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User testing is an awesome process for showing you the reasons why people fail to convert on your website. But it can show up so many usability issues that you don't know where to start. Jeff Sauro shares his severity rating process to help your prioritise all those bugs you need to fix!
