Always put User Experience before User Interface.
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Be the first to commentOn top, you see an interface of Space X Dragon 2 commercially made spacecraft which just successfully launched first crew to International Space Station. Below is an interface of Soyuz MS spacecraft which has been used since 2016 up to these days for last 13 expeditions. It’s a great example of how commercial companies and government companies treat UI/UX design differently. It’s also a good visualization of why people hate government tools and use commercial ones instead.
Dominykas RimšaProduct & UX Designer
Beautifully simplified! However I’m very interested to learn how they mitigate the risk of error or miss-tap on a touch UI. If SpaceX released a UX case study on it it would be a read of a decade.
Three ways to identify your trading strengths:
1. Review your trading journals
Review your trading logs and pinpoint those instances where you think you performed well.
Identify your top ten most profitable trades and take note of the following: Which pairs did you trade? Did you stick to your trading plan? Did you base them solely on technicals, fundamentals, or were they a combination of both? How long did you hold on to your trades?
2. List down your strengths as a trader
Try to identify your top five:
creativity, curiosity, open-mindedness, love of learning, wisdom, bravery, persistence, integrity, vitality, love, kindness, social intelligence, citizenship, fairness, leadership, forgiveness, modesty, prudence, self-control, appreciation of beauty, gratitude, optimism, humor, spirituality.
Done? Now what I want you to do is think of SPECIFIC ways how you could utilize them in your daily trading.
For example, I ranked the persistency of learning as my biggest strength. I think I can utilize this more by studying different systems and by reading more books on forex trading.
3. Ask for other people’s opinions
Although self-reflection is helpful, we may overlook a few traits that other people can easily identify in us. So take the time to ask for outside opinion.
It is important that you compile their input and compare them to your own list. You might be surprised to see how other people perceive you.
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So Google redesigned their icons and it didn't get a warm welcome at all. I, just as many others, felt like the icons are hardly distinguishable between one another and are pretty hard to find on a smaller screen at a glance.
And even though I still feel the same way, a UX designer Felix Lee presents an interesting take on why Google's redesign actually makes sense.
In his article he talks about the importance of context, value and goals of design and highlights that Usability is just one of the factors and not a rule set in stone.
Read the article here https://uxdesign.cc/the-ux-fallacy-the-fallacy-that-everything-needs-to-be-usable-to-be-valuable-2b1c626bdb7d
How do you feel about the redesign?
Tadas Mažutis* engineer, musician, father of 3 boys
Seeing one at a time - fine. Seeing all these icons in a google folder on the phone.. just xD
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