Communication and organizational response to risk
The Challenger shuttle disaster: engineers need communication skills–not just technical knowledge-to avoid disaster https://t.co/Cf5MJHvisH — Laura Albert (@lauraalbertphd) May 22, 2017
Designing for People Blog
Voice interaction design principles
Making voice interaction work: Grice's maxims, coherent personality, an proactive responses to accommodate uncertainty https://t.co/JGMHIDX6cG — John Lee (@Jdlee888) May 26, 2017
Life and death consequences with menu design
What are the odds of a horrific mistake happening from this dropdown design? UX Design can be life or death. https://t.co/RchltEOQH9 — Jared Spool (@jmspool) May 27, 2017 Well, this dropdown on the ePrescribing...
Details matter in design
Leuchtturm notebook design is "thorough down to the last detail"https://t.co/tUWMGygjTl pic.twitter.com/l6AYKWBpen — John Lee (@Jdlee888) June 1, 2017 Most objects that work well because designers attended to details so that those elements of the...
Innovation benefits from boredom
“The gods were bored; therefore they created human beings.” Boredom as a prerequisite for innovation https://t.co/Sj6euns1yT — John Lee (@Jdlee888) June 2, 2017
Graph design: What comparison do you intend to support
"You'll never guess this one quick trick to diagnose problems with your graphs" Avoiding pie charts is not it https://t.co/5FJXttC1Q0 — John Lee (@Jdlee888) June 2, 2017
Good displays don’t need labels
Like a good display, the building occupant is directly perceived. The US Steel building could not be more steely pic.twitter.com/qWqLa6lcuf — John Lee (@Jdlee888) June 6, 2017
Nudges are cost effective
Nudges much cheaper than education or financial incentives for societally significant behaviors: healthcare, retirement savings, energy use https://t.co/DD6ejP4vCy — John Lee (@Jdlee888) June 9, 2017
Mundane safety risks: falls in the shower and down the stairs kill many
How to fall to your death and live to tell the tale "Fall injuries are the leading cause of death in people over 60" https://t.co/W08kN6bRSY — John Lee (@Jdlee888) June 10, 2017
Don’t assume people share your mental models
Surprising mental models: “Seven percent of all American adults believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows…” https://t.co/5TRYsvh5q7 — John Lee (@Jdlee888) June 16, 2017