This infographic presents and debunks five of those myths — and offers a way of measuring future experiences, as well.

Source: Dispelling 5 Myths About Experience Design | Branding Magazine

Pissed Kitten’s Year in Review – My sentiments exactly.

Photograph: NTT Docomo

Japan has taken its reputation for hygiene up another notch with the introduction of “toilet paper” for smartphones inside toilets at Narita international airport. In a new take on the meaning of public convenience, users are invited to pull off a piece of paper from a dispenser next to the regular toilet roll and give their phone screens a germ-busting polish.

Source: Swipe Right? ‘Toilet Paper’ for Smartphones Trialled in Japanese Airport Bathrooms | The Guardian

Every software product has a user-facing side for people to interact with. That interaction is an experience. Here’s how to make that experience a great one

Source: Seriously Though, What Is UX Design Really? | The Next Web