Why UX Research is Crucial When Updating Legacy Software
Modernizing legacy systems isn’t just about cleaner code or faster performance—it’s about designing for people.
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Modernizing legacy systems isn’t just about cleaner code or faster performance—it’s about designing for people.
Redesigning legacy software can feel overwhelming, especially when timelines are tight, budgets are limited, or the dev team isn’t ready for sweeping changes.
The following post was written entirely by ChatGPT when we asked it to “Write a blog post on why Instagram has a bad user experience.
The Hatch Baby Rest is a super sleek, minimalist device with a sound machine and nightlight features. However, it’s not so easy to use.
The Amazon Fire TV user experience is a classic example of where the Visual UX is clearly not centered on the user.
UX Team looks at specific ways we would make the Microsoft Teams user experience better with features such as a “You’re Muted!”, “Call Selected People”,
Google recently launched its revamped Gmail design and, while there many things they got right, there are some things we feel they got wrong —
If 10,000 pre-qualified, motivated customers came into your brick and mortar store each month and 75% of them walked out without buying anything, what would
I just revisited a tweet I posted 300+ days ago, which points out a design flaws with Facebook’s use of redundant comment buttons. They have