The UX of Everyday Things

We all enjoy those everyday experiences that make our life more pleasant, but we also suffer little annoyances with everyday products and services. Lisa, Chris, and Diana reflect on both the good and the bad, providing suggestions for removing friction points in the things we use frequently. In Condensed Soup, they discuss their most recent memorable experience with non-everyday things.Want to share your everyday positive and negative experiences with everyday things? Email us at [email protected] on LinkedIn Lisa on LinkedInDiana on LinkedInStrategy Analytics UX Innovation Practice

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We all enjoy those everyday experiences that make our life more pleasant, but we may suffer little annoyances as well, almost on a daily basis. Lisa, Chris and Diana got together to reflect on both, hoping to invite others to reflect on the good experiences around them and also to inspire UX designers to remove friction points and to retain positives. Why not getting in touch and share your UX pet hates? Questions? Comments? Email us at [email protected]

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