Archive of UX
Caplin to host an Agile UX Safari!
The Agile UX Meetup Group is heading to Caplin! Wednesday, February 15, 2012, 6:30 PM Caplin will be hosting an “Agile UX Safari” in a couple of weeks. It will be a little different to the last one at MindCandy (we don’t have a tree house in our boardroom!) but…
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(r)Evolution: learning from the history of interaction design and GUIs
I’ve always had an interest on the history of design, more especifically, the history of interaction design. This post is the first of a series on the history of interaction design and how designers can build up on the work of great designers of the past. Inspiring feelings of awe…
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The Psychology of UX: Part 8
Hello and welcome back to the Psychology of UX series! Today we are going to be learning about how your unconscious affects your decision-making and how this relates to the web. Most mental processing occurs unconsciously The brain often acts without our conscious knowledge. The reason for this is that we have three…
Read MoreThe Psychology of UX: Part 7
Welcome back to The Psychology of UX series! We are now in part 7 which is all about information and our undeniable addiction to it. You can’t deny we live in an age where the average person obsessively checks their email and Facebook all day long. Endless Google queries. Troweling…
Read MoreThe Psychology of UX: Part 6
Welcome back to The Psychology of UX series! Today’s post we are going to be concentrating on the subject of Attention. How do you get someone’s attention? What do people notice? What distracts people? These are some of the questions we’ll be exploring. Let’s get started. People pay attention to…
Read MoreThe Psychology of UX: Part 5
Exciting news! The first half of ‘The Psychology of UX’ series has been published in Methods & Tools September issue. Please go check it out. ——— Welcome back to The Psychology of UX series. Today we are going to be focusing on how humans are social. Let’s get started! Humans…
Read MoreA Tribute to Steve Jobs
It saddened us at Caplin to hear of Steve Jobs’ recent passing, but we’d like to reflect on his achievements and how they have revolutionised the world.
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Oh, you remembered to come back! So glad to have you as, coincidentally, today’s topic is on MEMORY. This blog was originally posted on my personal blog and you can check it out there too. “Memory is deceptive because it is colored by today’s events.” -Albert Einstein SO WHAT IS MEMORY?…
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