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Bell Helicopter challenged its Innovation Team to accelerate its aircraft design process. Turning to VR as a key improvement to their design pipeline, the team created the FCX-001, the company’s first “concept aircraft,” in just six months. Typically it takes five to seven years to design a helicopter, according to a case study published by … 
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Since my first website, I’ve always prioritized making stuff look good. Admit it or not, people judge things based on looks. If what you make looks good, like you know what you’re doing, people are going to trust it more. That’s just how things are.
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Lucid offers designers a chance to create design systems without the use of code.
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Mental models play an important role in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and interaction design. They relate to the way that a user perceives the world around them and are based in belief as opposed to being a factual concept. However, if you can understand your users' mental models, you ca
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This series is intended to help you develop a systematic approach towards user interface design that is widely applicable and scalable across a range of projects. B
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The Pendo design team shares how they've improved their feedback cycles by 10x and maximized their rate of learning.
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The old story of AI is about human brains working against silicon brains. The new story of IA will be about human brains working with silicon brains. As it turns out, most of the world is the opposite of a chess game: Non-zero-sum — both players can win.
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Bringing human-centeredness to a technology that is going to radically alter how we live, work, and play
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Learn how to use prototypes to save time and reduce friction in the digital product creation process.
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South Fayette integrates its approach to computational thinking with habits of mind of successful problem solvers, as compiled by Art Costa and Bena Kallick and their The Institute for Habits of Mind . That includes dealing with complexity, persistence and tolerance for ambiguity. It includes human-centered design thinking strategies and visible thinking.
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When you dream of the future, what do you see? Do you dream about concurrent odometry or horizontal plane detection? Do you fantasize about hot words and utterance capture? Probably not. Most likely…
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Learn from IDEO.org to use human-centered design for social innovation
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Ethical OS Toolkit As technologists, it’s only natural that we spend most of our time focusing on how our tech will change the world for the better. Which is great. Everyone loves a sunny disposition. But perhaps it’s more useful, in some ways, to consider the glass half empty. What
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How a piece of trash can travel from land to Henderson Island, an uninhabited, remote island in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean.
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One of the hardest daily tasks developers, QA, ScrumMasters, and product owners encounter is effective communication with others. Sound implausible? According to many articles, research, and personal observations, the main cause of project failure is not technology or hardware, but inefficient communication stemming from lack of effective communication between team members, incomplete business analysis, imprecise requirements, and vaguely formulated business objectives.
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A classification of all possible chart types classified following the input data format.
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Easily connect your iRise screenshots to Jira issues with the free iRise Plug-in for Jira
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Artificial intelligence creates novel threats and exacerbates existing ones, says a new report. But we shouldn’t panic just yet.
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Companies should stop behaving as if innovation is an art. It’s a predictable science. The real question is: why are they so slow to change?
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Until recently everyday objects were shaped by their technology. The design of a telephone was basically a hull around a machine. The task of the designers was to make technology look pretty. Highly sophisticated systems work flawlessly, as long as things go as expected. When a problem occurs which hasn’t been anticipated by the designers, those systems are prone to fail. The more complex the systems are, the higher are the chances that things go wrong. They are less resilient.
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Within three years deep learning will change front-end development. It will increase prototyping speed and lower the barrier for building software.
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Your guide to design systems best practices. Learn how to design, build, maintain, and implement design systems–from design leaders and world-class teams.
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As software continues to invade our lives in surreptitious ways, the social and ethical implications are increasingly significant. Our work is heavy and it’s getting heavier all the time. I think a lot of designers haven’t deeply considered this, and they don’t appreciate the real-life effects of the work they’re doing.
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It's better to build an e-learning prototype than it is to spend a lot of time and resources building a course that requires changes late.
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