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User Experience The UX of Consistency

The UX of Consistency

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User Experience

The UX of Consistency

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No Bullet Points

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CONSISTENCY

User Experience

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Pleasedon’t movemy cheese!

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Dopamine Loves Patterns

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BEING DIFFERENT

User Experience

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Think Different

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FRAMEWORKS

User Experience

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<a href=“#”

onclick=“alert('Hello World!');

return false“

style=“color:red”>

Click me

<a/>

This used to be standard practice

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Jenga Code

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Features flow from clean code

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Summary

• Consistency within the app is good

• Different from competition is good

• Maintainable clean code is good

• Bullet Points are bad

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Glen Lipka

• @glenlipka

• http://commadot.com

• Marketo (We’re hiring in SF Bay Area)