Will advertising succumb to UX?
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“There is gathering evidence to the idea that we are entering an experience-based economy, where people’s relationships, propensity to use or buy from brands and their overall knowledge of a company will be focused as much, or even more on, their digital interactions with a brand rather than on TV commercials or more traditional advertising methods. Where brands and their products and services are so heavily commoditised in a globalised, competitive marketplace, the experience is the thing that’ll resonate and keep customers coming back.”
Will advertising succumb to UX? →
The UX Collective is an independent ad-free design publication that elevates unheard design voices, reaching over 400k+ designers every week. Curated by Fabricio Teixeira and Caio Braga.
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Food for thought
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“On one side of the equation you’ll see the rise of component libraries like UIKit and Tailwind UI, which allow developers to throw together relatively convincing looking interfaces with little or no design capability. On the other side of the equation you have increasingly sophisticated no-code tools like Webflow, which purport to do away with the need for a developer.”The Internet is for accessible pornography →
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Little gems this week
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Tools and resources
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