Category Archives: User Experience

The heuristic nature of algorithms under development

By Jay Morgan | Published: July 17, 2010
In the unofficial top-ten list of a good user experience gone wrong is the variant of: “Yeah, but Amazon is stupid because I bought a children’s puzzle once two years ago, and they keep recommending children’s puzzles to me. I’m never gonna buy another one, but they keep asking me about them!” The second most [...]
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Something akin to My Treatise on Mental Spaces

By Jay Morgan | Published: November 13, 2009
A collection of statements defining mental spaces and their mutli-dimensional nature. Asserting how human thought is described by mental spaces.
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Pre-searching : coining a term for a new search behavior pattern

By Jay Morgan | Published: July 6, 2009
Pre-searching : using search suggestions to judge what keywords to use. Coining the term "pre-searching" to describe this user interaction.
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User Experience is Cultural Software

By Jay Morgan | Published: February 18, 2009
User Experience (UX) is software to be installed on our cultural systems. The field of User Experience marks the adaptation of our cultural systems to improve and advance the quality of their interactions, the efficiency and efficacy of their commerce, and the resilience of their communities.
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