Set-up design principles with your team to have a clear baseline for designing a product.
I’ll help you set up your design principles (DPs)
Google ‘Design Principles’ (DPs), and you will find countless articles. Basically, Design principles express your shared vision for great products & services. This article will not explain what DPs are in a broad sense; I’m just going to help you set them up — also during Covid times. Want to learn more about DPs first? Read Anton’s article — He goes in-depth in explaining what they are and why you need them.
Here’s the gist:
Design principles express your shared vision for great products & services.
Design Principles of your product should tell you, your team and stakeholders which directions you should be going in the tough choices. They should focus on what distinct your product from others, how it feels and what is important for the business and your customers. …
What to keep in mind when designing for voice user interfaces
Design principles for AI-enabled UI
In my previous articles, I described the design process for AI-enabled user interfaces at Deloitte’s impact foundation project ‘Social Robot Alice.’ I also discovered four baseline design principles to keep in mind when designing for AI-enabled user interfaces:
1. discovery and expectation management;
2. design for forgiveness;
3. data transparency and tailoring, and
4. privacy, security, and control.
With this article, I cover how we implemented these design principles in an AI-enabled voice user interface (VUI). (Read about the design principles here). …
At the start of designing and developing an AI-enabled product –so when there is no existing product yet– there is no actual AI in place. The AI-design process starts with an idea, which needs to be researched, tested, iterated and validated until there is a minimal viable product (MVP) that is desired by users. Research and testing help to learn fast without taking too much risk (e.g., unnecessary time spent in programming). Otherwise, it could result in bad user experience, insufficient adoption and unsatisfied users. …
What to keep in mind when designing for AI — a black box full of algorithms
AbstractWith this article, I am sharing my personal learnings from creating an AI-enabled UI. I developed four baseline principles which can be applied when designing for AI-enabled user interfaces: 1) discovery and expectation management, 2) design for forgiveness, 3) data transparency and tailoring, and 4) privacy, security and control.Next to the applying basic UX knowledge, keep these design principles in mind and you will have a good base for your AI-enabled user interface.
AI promotes efficiency and convenience
Since the dawn of the industrial age, we have been using technology to automate and eliminate labor-intensive tasks in order to become more efficient. …
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