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I just liked “"Trick Or Treat" LIVE STREAM HALLOWEEN EVENT” on #Vimeo: vimeo.com/765548829

A Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter capturing the more mythological side of music, #JamesGBarry has stepped into the spotlight with the release of new single, ‘Conga Ray’. broken8records.com/blogs/watch/ja…

Data visualization inspiration thanks to DALL-E: how Rothko, Basquiat, Picasso, and Monet would create an academic chart.

“To find ideas, find problems. To find problems, talk to people.” Julie Zhou, Designer and Author userinterviews.com/blog/user-rese… via @userinterviews

@brad_frost 🙀

Share your first "Frequently used" gif.

The Sarcastic Norman Door. #ux #design

Really good talk from @jmspool Design Leader's Guide to Measuring UX leaders.centercentre.com/posts/12930015

Remote teams in 2018: "I wonder where our next offsite will be" Remote teams in 2021: "I wonder how tall everyone is"

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I just liked “"When All Our Friends Are There" by James G Barry” on #Vimeo: vimeo.com/487632359

Tech culture often treats “data vs. opinion” as the only two ways to make decisions. Between the two is an undervalued third option: expertise. It’s dismissed as opinion, but is based on years of accumulated data from lived experience & comparable situations.

I just liked “Back Yacht LIVE May 29th 2020” on #Vimeo: vimeo.com/424358125

I just liked “Garota De Ipanema Sobrevive a Pandemia” on #Vimeo: vimeo.com/431279080

I just liked “Bouncing Around the Room - Family Music Video” on #Vimeo: vimeo.com/432933813

Eight years ago today. One of America’s first collective, shared Premier League memories. Where were you?

❤️ Great resource for anyone doing #UX #userresearch !

Google Meet is Murder

This is a nice definition of user experience designer.

“Quant tells us what. Qual tells us why.” This oversimplification regularly gets teams into trouble. It suggests that quant and qual are simple, single dimensional measurements. And it suggests they’re somehow to be considered separately. Neither suggestion is correct.