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Pabini Gabriel-Petit

San Jose, Sonora

Founder, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief at UXmatters

Publisher and Editor in Chief of UXmatters, passionate UX design consultant, and a life-long progressive Democrat

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Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | uxmatters.com | Syed Balkhi |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

    Multiple challenges relating to the need for localization could prevent your app from engaging your audience and ensuring high satisfaction. UX personalization is essential to keeping users engaged. Plus, different factors exist that might influence users’ preferences, including their locality. For a multinational firm that is releasing an app in different regions, if the app’s content lacks an auto-translation feature, this could cripple the user experience that the app offers.

  • 2 weeks ago | uxmatters.com | Jo Chang |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

    Western cultures often regard AI as a tool to enhance productivity, despite accompanying fears of job replacements and ethical concerns. … Individuals shape their environments rather than adapt to them. Artificial intelligence (AI) has penetrated nearly every aspect of our digital lives, from personalized recommendations on ecommerce platforms to complex systems for healthcare and finance. While AI might seem universal, cultural perspectives have great influence on its adoption.

  • 2 weeks ago | uxmatters.com | Samiksha Chaudhuri |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

    Each individual user approaches problem-solving, learning, and interactions differently, based on their unique blend of intelligences. In this age of digital transformation, creating user-centered designs and documentation requires an understanding of the diversity of human intelligence. Each individual user approaches problem-solving, learning, and interactions differently, based on their unique blend of intelligences.

  • 2 weeks ago | uxmatters.com | Ainsley Lawrence |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

    AI tools can analyze clicks, scrolls, and navigation paths, turning raw data into clear signals about users’ needs and preferences. Artificial intelligence (AI) brings new depth to UX design through its ability to process millions of user interactions and discover subtle patterns in user behaviors. AI tools can analyze clicks, scrolls, and navigation paths, turning raw data into clear signals about users’ needs and preferences.

  • 2 weeks ago | uxmatters.com | Magnus Eriksen |Pabini Gabriel-Petit

    We need transparency and ethical design choices to create experiences that clearly show how algorithms work, how systems handle data, and how AIs make decisions—all while addressing concerns such as users’ skepticism, fear of automation, and privacy needs. AI is increasingly shaping the ways in which users interact with digital products. UX design needs to keep pace with developments in AI to ensure that AI user interfaces inspire trust and understanding.

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