Bumped into this video today. 7 years since it went live & yet still so relevant for someone trying to learn UX. Absolutely love it, thanks! Hope you get back to posting more.

Great explanation! @mediaartssbcc

And it did!

Well articulated

Another director blaming their fans for poor writing.

I guess UX ain’t for me then 😂😂😂

Anton Yelchin

"Everything in your persona needs to aid in helping them achieve their main goal", if it doesn't, remove it...

Please, what is the need of creating a fiction profile, Whereby after during your research you can create real profile with information from real people?

Wooww good content. very much thanks by this information 👨‍💻

Great video Something generic,” My mom” Something generic,” Jamal’s Mom” 😂

Hey! this is great, how does AI enters in the development of personas?

Loved the lesson...it was so crisp and essential.Thanks Jamal ✨

Great explanation! Thank you

Teaching style is top notch... I love😍

This was a perfect presentation of Interaction Design. You explained it in a way that was easy to understand. Thanks.

this is the presentation i need

what is this person's name? i wanted to look for his social handles

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In regards to the Chrysler gear shifter, I disagree on several of your points regarding who is at fault for the accidents and injuries, because all they do is transfer the end-users / customers negligence, or to be honest, stupidity on to the manufacturer and/or designer! #1 The customer bought the car in sound mind and was not manipulated in regards to its functionality, therefore, the decision to buy a car with said gear shifter was solely their decision. #2 There were no relevant issues related to any manufacturer defect, meaning the gear shifter *did* function as intended, both at the time of the accident, as well as, at the time of purchase. _(brings you back to point #1)_ #4 The explanation provided for the manner in which the *accidents* happened clearly demonstrates that the customer *did at least try* to put the vehicle in the Parked position. I'm 100% positive the following is a safety feature. For the vehicle ignition to turn off, the gear shifter has to be placed in the Neutral or Parked position! So *NO* vehicle's *_"drove away"_* they simply rolled away. Yet this fact *blatantly points out* that the customer would have *had to use the gear shifter to even turn off the vehicle!* (Brings you back to points #1 & #2 This is like saying a small group of people (let's say around *140* people) has only ever owned regular vehicles, yet one day they each go purchase a McLaren. * Now I should have to point out the (OBVIOUS) following but, they do so with *their own time and money, it's their decision, they were not manipulated and they were of sound mind... That said, the average vehicles that they are use to have an average acceleration rate of 0-60 mph in 6+ seconds, but the McLaren has an average acceleration rate of 0-60 mph in 3+ seconds. These 140 people are not use to a vehicle that accelerates twice as fast, although with your logic, if 100 people got in an accident which injured 40 people this would *warrant a recall of 1,000,000 vehicles* simply because *they were not used to it!* YEAH... Acceleration Rate *AND* Gear Shifter Positioning are *BOTH* ridiculous reasons to recall any amount of vehicles and it's equally ridiculous to pass the blame on to manufacturers because of *STUPIDITY aka Bad Drivers*

You're real and this was real helpful! Thank you!

“If you don’t mind spending large chunks of your life in front of a computer, UX might be for you” Me: hundreds of hours designing spaces in Sims 4 Hmmm yeah this might be for me

This is so helpful! In the mid of learning UX and this clarifies many questions. Thank you.

-who is this?- (oh okay i saw the description.)and where did it being taught? is it a course? like some school runs?? pls i wana know more and attend

Thanks! Conclusion, UX UI is totally for me! 😁

This is good, I feel like a lot of these skills I already have😄 I already have a background in sales so getting into UX design might be smart for me to explore

Nice

The way you think, act & behave accordingly. So it is necessary to have the right mental model and get worthy outcomes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX3Nm6SPfrGqo6s

At the start nobody gets a high-level income, it takes time even more than 2 yrs!

Thanks for the video

Bruh im an anime editor what am I doing here?

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Is this course still available?

This was so helpful thank you

Love the content bro 👌🏿

literally wow, nice explanation its sooo interesting

i've been waiting for this update for almost 3 years.

It's awesome!!!!!

Best video I have seen on this topic.

In the ad example, how was iPhone completely a new paradigm at the time? There were plenty of other phones (even old nokias) that had same or similar general interface, i mean they sucked at implementation and iphone succeeded at it. But iphone was harldy a completely new experience to be relevant in this discussion.

The video was really insightful. Will definitely reach out

I'm excited to get into this!

what a lovely audience

this was super useful, thanks for sharing

Danke Jamal, i really love how you deliver your lessons with real life experiences in designs.

What do you think about doing a UX degree program in a European country if I am American?

Loved this, thank you!

Hmm, I take your point but as it happens neither my last Volvo or current Jag e-pace have positional status (just illuminated icons). I think the problem relates to the intelligence average of a given nation? (Europe hasn’t had a problem with these design improvements).

This is the best presentation on this subject that I have ever seen. Great work!

Thank you Jamal, great presentation and explanation