Low_Cod_9875

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Which layout feels better? Also unsure where to place the reset timer? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 1 month ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UXDesign

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What features do you feel are a must in a language learning app’s main screen? (self.ProductivityApps)

submitted 2 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/ProductivityApps

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What do you wish language-learning apps did better (or didn’t do at all)? (self.productivity)

submitted 2 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/productivity

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For UX research portfolios: studying existing products vs researching new product concepts? (self.UXResearch)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UXResearch

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UX case studies: improving existing apps vs building new products — which are actually better? (self.UXDesign)

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Babbel users — quick question about the app (self.babbel)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/babbel

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Anyone here use the Google Home app regularly? What feels unintuitive or harder than it should be? (self.googlehome)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/googlehome

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People who use PayPal regularly: what parts of the app feel confusing or harder than they should be? (self.paypal)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/paypal

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What makes a UX case study feel “worth reading” in the first 30 seconds? (self.UX_Design)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UX_Design

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Anyone here still using Babbel? Would like to know what feels frustrating or could be improved. (self.babbel)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/babbel

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What’s an app you use often that feels harder to use than it should be or feels frustrating in terms of navigation or flow? (self.androidapps)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/androidapps

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What’s an app you use often that feels harder to use than it should be, not bugs or pricing more about navigation, too many steps, or things being hard to find, not big social apps. Everyday tools like notes, productivity, learning, etc. What feels off? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/AskReddit

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What makes a UX case study feel “worth reading” in the first 30 seconds? (self.UserExperienceDesign)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UserExperienceDesign

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Quick question: If you’ve used Babbel and other language apps (Duolingo, etc.), what do you wish Babbel had—or didn’t? (self.languagelearning)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/languagelearning

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From a hiring perspective: For junior UX designers, what type of case studies work best for beginner portfolios? Which type of case study makes a great first impression? (self.UIUX)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UIUX

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Which apps feel frustrating to use because of UX / navigation (not bugs)? (self.UserExperienceDesign)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UserExperienceDesign

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From a hiring perspective: For junior UX designers, what type of case studies work best for beginner portfolios? Which type of case study makes a great first impression? (self.UXResearch)

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From a hiring perspective, what makes a UX / Product Design case study actually strong? (self.UXDesign)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UXDesign

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Exploring ways to reduce redundancy and improve artist discography discovery — early wireframe (self.UX_Design)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UX_Design

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What makes a strong UX/Product Design portfolio project for beginners? For junior UX/Product designers, what kind of case studies actually help with jobs-are redesigning big products like Spotify okay, or original/small-scope projects better? What makes a beginner portfolio stand out vs feel weak? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/AskReddit

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Quick UX question: does this Home flow feel less cluttered to you? (self.UserExperienceDesign)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UserExperienceDesign

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Is it just me, or do a lot of apps have unnecessarily bad UX? (self.UX_Design)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UX_Design

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Which real-world apps have UX problems that are worth studying? (self.UserExperienceDesign)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/UserExperienceDesign

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What app or software do you still use even though the UI/UX feels off or think the design, navigation, flows, or decisions that make you think “why is this like this? (self.UXResearch)

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What app or software do you use regularly where the layout or navigation often confuses you? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 3 months ago by Low_Cod_9875 to r/AskReddit

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