| | | Caleb Sponheim · 5 min read Users quickly attribute human-like characteristics to artificial systems, which reflect their personality back to them. This phenomenon is called the ELIZA effect. |
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| | Huei-Hsin Wang and Matt Brown · 8 min read Tables of contents provide a page overview and direct access to specific sections. When designing a table of contents, carefully compare different placement and styling options to maximize usability. |
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| Samhita Tankala · 3 min video Demographic questions related to age, race, gender and income can be sensitive topics for research participants and need to be carefully framed by UX researchers.
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Therese Fessenden · 4 min video "Accessible design" and "inclusive design" are often used interchangeably. While they are related, their focuses are different.
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Jakob Nielsen and Sarah Gibbons · 2 min video Dr. Jakob Nielsen answers the audience question "As the only UX researcher on my team, how do I learn and grow?"
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