Got a big project in development or in use? A few days ago we gave a presentation on User Experience to a large corporation. The presentation started with the fundamentals, attempting to define User Experience and its components. Here is a short extract that might be of use.

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Six User Experience
questions to ask yourself

2. First, our definition of
User Experience (UX)

3. What is UX?
Utility, content & aesthetics
working together
to create meaningful,
enjoyable & repeated
interactions

4. UX = Utility
1

5. Each of these objects has a clear, single purpose. Does your project?

6. UX = Content
2

7. Unspecified content with no owner? You’re building an empty book

8. UX = Aesthetics
3

9. Is your project a looker or a shocker?
VS

10. UX = Interaction
4

11. Small buttons can cause big trouble. Are yours sorted?

12. UX = Business
5

13. Bad UX costed boo.com $135 million. How much is it costing you?

14. UX = Enjoyment
6

15. Will users give your stuff a big cheer or the finger?

16. …and finally, a nice diagram
for your PPTs

17. InteractionContent
AestheticsBusiness
Utility
Enjoyment
The components of
User Experience.
How many does your
project cover?