Deadly sins of bad design
DRIBBBLE MEETUP, WARSAW 2016
Kamil Zięba Designer/Head of Design at UXPin
Designing for yourself
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The Malkovich Bias – is defined as the tendency to believe that everyone uses the web the same way as you do.
Being Ego-Driven
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Don’t assume you have the best ideas
Falling in love with the first idea
Start with low fidelity (paper, wireframes)
Create alternatives (a lot!)
Breaking mental modelsAvoiding feedback
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“You don’t find anything out until you start showing it to people”
– David Kelly, founder of IDEO
Seek feedback and expose your work early and often
Breaking mental modelsBreaking mental models
Credit: “brain picture”. Allan Ajifo.
Mental model is a person's internal, personalised, contextual understanding of ‘how something works’.
Mental models are based on incomplete facts, past experiences, and even intuitive perceptions.
Designing best-case scenario
– forget about “Lorem ipsum…” – think about constraints – don’t forget about empty states – and again … test with people
Breaking mental modelsAvoiding validation
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