Is the golden age of UX really over, and what does that really mean
Maybe the "golden age of UX" really is over. I think a better way to put it is that we've been discovered out here in our clubhouse and now
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Inline validation considered harmful
Just kidding, this article didn't really use that word. And rather than an alarmist view, this is a fairly measured take. However, most of the arguments are actually against realtime (onblur)
Nielsen: Computer skills are worse than you think
Pretty bad. Not meant to be depressing though, I don't think. The core thing here is that you can't assume people are like you. Which you should not be
When to use "me" and "you" in a user interface
This is a pretty good set of guidelines. I usually set up rules for any given project; I can't say that I've ever really had a major guiding principle
Ignore (some) user feedback
Good points here. I think we're actually pretty good at this. We tally Zendesk feedback and periodically meet with customer service to see what's actually a problem and what