1. Designing Mobile User Experiences 13) Design at Scale Resources
TIMING/VIDEO
Remove auto-advancing after creating a video version:
On/Off:
In the tabs (not menu): “Slide Show”
[X] Play Narrations
[X] Use Timings
[ ] Show Media Controls
Clear the timings completely:
Select all the slides
Right click a slide > “Slide Transition…”
In the “Advance slide” section uncheck “Automatically after”
Designing Mobile User Experiences 13) Design at Scale Resources
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2. Design at Scale
Read More: Some overviews of research are in these references, but it's a whole subject area full of books, and people go to school just to be usability researchers. There's no end of reading up on this if you want to learn more.

3. Data entry error and tailstrikeinvolving Boeing 737-838, VH-VZR
You know all those airlines ditching paper for iPads? Well, things don’t always get better. Why? I can speculate, but instead of calling this a design problem, it’s a good example of a test problem. Check everything with your users, in their actual environment.
Moving from paper to digital, from web to app, etc. causes changes in interactivity, and in user expectations. Old processes may not work; what are the consequences of failure.

4. Empathy in UX Design
I am sure someone, somewhere is tired of talking about empathy for our users. Well, they probably aren’t very good designers.
This is more complex than you think, and requires significant brainpower. It is not just touchy-feely, but is a legit part of psychology and you can analyze user behaviors from this point of view.

5. Ethnography in UX
A simple, but highly complete overview of ethnography.

6. Making the Most of Ethnographic Research
Don’t just move your lab studies into the field. Plan right, and open your mind and you’ll see a lot more about your users.

7. Android Minimum Button Height: 48dp = 9mm?
A really detailed, but understandable view of the density issues of various classes of devices.

8. Still have questions, concerns, problems. Want to pay me to help
Still have questions, concerns, problems? Want to pay me to help? I can do that too!
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Still have questions, concerns, problems? Want me to look at your homework? Want to pay me to work on your app or site? I can do that too!
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