I’ve been in UX space for over a decade, 4 years in corporate and the rest consulting. Before that was content management for over a decade on a traditional track. The threads that tie them together are information architecture and visual design.
concepts
There's nothing new to point out because the existing technology is unchanged from how it's currently managed: behind the scenes. Not deciding for people, but helping to bridge the gap of how to combine multiple binary inputs, and (when/if ungoverned data is potentially built in)
concepts
adds a non-binary element to the inclusion of the binary return in whole, by allowing for a match to be either required or wanted
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amplifies the non-binary element by telling the returns when to drop off the match
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enables users to see the returns in order of what matches the most
concepts
Returning to the 3x stack.
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This isn't a half day project. How long it takes will depend on existing data structures. If the company's been honest, doesn't have thousands or millions of items, and has a good, flexible, existing design system, it could be done in a few sprints.
information literacy
Or: avoid the assholes Our society has been living in a stew of anger for over a decade now. Anger, like all our emotions, is a complex physiologic and emotional response. Anger sits as a facet of shared environment that includes complex information. Anger, like all shared information, can be
response cognition
start here
We all like to be well regarded. It's part of being social, which humanity is in a big way. School tells us to get good grades; good grades are mostly (not entirely!) based on good memory. So if you pay attention, you see the path. To get those
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This is what I had pulled together for Garbage in, garbage out. Scientific method Allain, R. (2013, April 1). What’s Wrong With the Scientific Method? Wired. https://www.wired.com/2013/04/whats-wrong-with-the-scientific-method/ Brian Hepburn, H. A. (2021, June 1). Scientific Method. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. https://plato.stanford.
information literacy
aka systematic processes, empirical methods, experimental techniques, and probably a few more. As far as I've been able to research – and I didn't start wondering what others were calling them as a group until I went to title this page, and I've been thinking
information literacy
With each point of interaction information goes through, it can have interpretation embedded. Also perspective, and context, and information literacy. Each person can impress their own cognitive behaviors into what information moves forward. All of these are embedded in transmission. They are an important part of how we decide to