3. Sharon Chang (張佑瑄)
■ UX Designer / Garmin
System Engineer / Realtek
Engineer / MediaTek
■ Master of Design, NationalTaipei University ofTechnology
Exchange at Brunel University
Master of Engineering, NationalTaiwan University
■ Mail: sharonchang0919@gmail.com
FB: https://www.facebook.com/sharon.chang.0919
LinkedIn: http://tw.linkedin.com/pub/yu-hsuan-sharon-chang/30/849/327
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4. ■ Leo Lin (林哲偉)
■ UX DESIGNER / KKBOX
■ ABOUT
Hi, my name is Leo. I'm responsible for the product design end-end from
concepts, prototypes to UI final implementation.And suggest solutions that
optimize requirements and balance technological realities.That will push the
boundaries of what is possible to create better experiences for users.
■ Mail
linjewe@live.com
■ Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/linjewe?ref=flnm
■ Linkedin
http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?
id=199603573&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile
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11. 微⼯工作坊 -
讓我們⼀一起做設計吧
LET’S DO IT!
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12. How to organize?
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線框圖
(Wireframe)
17. UX DESIGN PRINCIPLES
- Whitney Hess
1. Stay out of people’s way
2. Create a hierarchy that machines people’s needs
3. Limit distractions
4. Provide strong information scent
5. Provide signposts and cues
6. Provide context
7. Use constraints appropriately
8. Make actions reversible
9. Provide feedback
10. Make a good first impression
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