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July 10, 2012
Using Neuroscience to Inform Your UX Strategy and Design
The brain and strategy, an ideal combination.
"Finally, the corporate world is catching up with UX fanatics. Companies are hiring UX designers and UX strategists like crazy. As these UX professionals complete projects, many organizations are happy with the new software they’ve created, but they haven’t necessarily learned why and how they can continue to implement better user experiences in the future."
Posted by PJB at July 10, 2012 10:59 AM | Classification: User experience