Preface

So say you’re an introvert, or you suck at talking to people, making small talk or even you’re new to the industry(yup that’s me) & don’t know where to start when it comes to networking, or even why should you do it?

Well, it’s way more important than just landing a job when it comes to user experience design/research. …

So I hope everyone has a mask on because that might encourage twitter to add on an edit button. That being said, here’s a case study(case essay? redesign?) that shows how I’d implement the infamous ‘edit’ button on twitter.

Target Use Case:

Giving a chance for users to fix their tweets while retaining accountability.

Giving people the chance to fix a spelling error, misquoted tweet, or as a way to rectify false information, would be greatly beneficial to the platform as a whole.

Just think about the number of times you’ve been wrong or you’ve seen tweets that were wrong…

So in my previous article, I spoke about how user experience designers should keep tabs on upcoming technological advancements in order to create better designs for the future but I haven't really gone into depth about what specifically people should be on the lookout for.

Well as you can tell, I’m referring to augmented reality/virtual reality. As I’ve previously mentioned, Google Glass was a big thing once upon a time but that’s the thing; time.

The initial concept video was that - just a concept that was too much to create and live up to consumer expectations at the time…

So as a recent grad, it seems as though everyone is scrambling for jobs, updating their portfolios, and generally update themselves like they're a robot or one of IOS’s new updates.