January 2016 Monthly Newsletter

Design in 2016: A Chat with Fuzzy Math

What's going to be important in design in 2016? We're always looking ahead to the future, ensuring anything we design will be both well-suited for current users and current needs, and also adaptable as those needs evolve. To kickoff the year, the team at Fuzzy Math spent some time on Slack discussing what we expect to see over the next 12 months.

Customer-Centric Org Charts Aren’t Right for Every Company

Weighing the positives and negatives of going "customer-centric" in your organization.
Harvard Business Review

How a Hospital CIO Turns Patient Feedback Into Healthy Outcomes

Exploring how Yale New Haven Hospital tracks and manages feedback on patient experiences to succeed in an increasingly consumerized healthcare market.
CIO

Enterprise UX: Integrating UX into Large Organizations

Thinking about bringing UX to your company in 2016? We've got recommendations for making design work at the enterprise level.
Fuzzy Math

Links of Interest

Motion with Meaning: Semantic Animation in Interface Design

Animation is a frequent discussion topic at Fuzzy Math, and an important tool for design in 2016 — when used correctly. A List Apart details how to make effective use of animation within digital interfaces.

Content & Display Patterns

How do you manage patterns when you have many types of content? We dig this approach, where content and display patterns are decoupled to maximize reusability.

The Impact of UX on Brand Perception

Every touchpoint across every channel is an opportunity to impact customer perception — good UX helps maximize the positive impact.

User experience design, strategy, and innovation since 2009.