Category : ux video of the week

UX Video of the Week: How the Marshmallow Challenge Builds a Team

Tom Wujec, an innovative practitioner of business visualization, presents some surprisingly deep re...

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UX Video of the Week: Singing the Body Electric

Fabio Sergio (frog design) talks about some fascinating (albeit uncomfortable) future scenarios. ...

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UX Video of the Week: What Barry Says

Occasionally, I will post videos that aren’t a conversation about UX or business but rather a...

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UX Video of the Week: How to Motivate People

What happens when we give people responsibility to create something? Just let them take the reigns...

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UX Video of the Week: Drawing Ideas & Communicating Interaction

Mark Baskinger on Drawing Ideas and Communicating Interaction from Johnny Holland on Vimeo. Here Ma...

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UX Video of the Week: The Google Experiment

This video wins UX Video of this week simply because of it’s creative approach to job hunting...

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UX Video of the Week: Sketching & Paper Prototyping

“I haven’t done a wireframe in 2 years.” starts Todd Zaki Warfel in his talk abou...

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UX Video of the Week: The Muppets, Bohemian Rhapsody

For this week a little fun. A new take on an old Queen favorite. Leave it to the Muppets to create ...

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UX Video of the Week: The Social Media Revolution

I’m rather far behind on the weekly UX Videos so I’ll “catch up” simply by ...

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UX Video of the Week: When Games Invade Real Life

Games are invading the real world — and the runaway popularity of Farmville and Guitar Hero i...

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UX Video of the Week: Sketch a Move

Sketch-a-Move from Superflux on Vimeo. I’ve missed a couple weeks due to deadlines at work bu...

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UX Video of the Week: Share This with Your Clients

This video is a simple and straight forward video, in which Bill Verplank explains what interaction...

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UX Video of the Week: Being Human is NOT Quantifiable

If you don’t know Jeff Parks, you should. A former cognitive rehab therapist, Jeff, is now an ...

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