I completed the first in a series of articles I’m writing about how arts administrators can use the Laws of User Experience to be better at just about everything they do.
The articles show you how each of the 21 practices can be applied to far more than just user experience tasks. The inaugural post focuses on using the Serial Position Effect across the following four tasks:
Determining the order of website navigation items.
Listing calls-to-action in email marketing campaigns.
Figuring out the rank of messages in content management tasks.
Helping development professionals maximize revenue from online giving.
I’m extremely pleased with how this first article turned out and you can get your knowledge on at ArtsHacker.com.
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