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Curiofinds collects short, sourced ideas from design, research and product. Read one in a minute, check where it came from, then follow the thread to the next.
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AI respondents reached the same conclusion as 604 people, with far less variety
Nielsen Norman GroupShow what matters now and reveal the rest when it's needed
Design conceptText has to stand out from its background to be read
Design conceptClaude power users often couldn't find their own context files
Nielsen Norman GroupHow a find works
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Nielsen Norman GroupResearch
AI respondents reached the same conclusion as 604 people, with far less variety
e.g.A team asks simulated users which onboarding step feels confusing. Both groups point to the same step, but real people explain it in many more ways.
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Design thinkingFrame the problem first
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InteractionHow an interface responds
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PsychologyHow people decide and remember
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Nielsen Norman GroupLaws of UXW3C accessibility guidelinesDon NormanDesign CouncilTeresa Torres+ many more sources to come
“…the synthetic responses varied much less than the human ones.”
From the source behind one of our findingsNielsen Norman Group · Synthetic Users vs. Human Respondents
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