A experiência é do usuário ou do designer e do desenvolvedor ? Diferentes lentes para tratar a UX

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A experiência é do usuário
ou do designer e do
desenvolvedor ?
Diferentes lentes para tratar a UX
By Luciana Zaina

UX
Para mim User
eXperience é...
Don Norman nos
ajudará a entender...

UX
É só pensar na experiência do
usuário...Tudo vai dar
certo... Quer dizer, é só ter
usabilidade....

Usa
Retirado de: http://www.plotcontent.com/o-que-user-experience/

UX
Então...é só perguntar
para o usuário!!!

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UX
Diferentes facetas da UX

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