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The document discusses user experience and its key elements. It notes that user experience is about understanding people's needs and involves interaction design, visual design, marketing, pricing, customer service, and company culture. It emphasizes that great user experience brings all these elements together consistently to create an engaging feeling for the user.

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User experience
is not what you think.
?
? ?
? ?
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
Wednesday, July 17, 13

Oh, hello. I am Cat.
@imcatnoone
Wednesday, July 17, 13

What is user experience?
Wednesday, July 17, 13

One fine
“Italian” restaurant.
...Bullshit.
Wednesday, July 17, 13

Understanding the user.
It’s all about people’s needs.
Wednesday, July 17, 13

Interaction Design.
Wednesday, July 17, 13

Tell a detailed story
that a user becomes
engrossed in.
Once upon atime ...
Wednesday, July 17, 13

Pricing.
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$ $
It’s all about the benjamins, baby.
Wednesday, July 17, 13

Customer Service.
All it takes is one sad face to make
your entire company look like
assholes.
Wednesday, July 17, 13

Create a company culture
that encompasses
User Experience.
Wednesday, July 17, 13

The best design team
is not a team of only
designers.
Wednesday, July 17, 13

Great user experience
is the craft that brings all the elements
together to create one consistent
feeling for the user.
$
$
Wednesday, July 17, 13

It’s about
what you
feel.
Wednesday, July 17, 13

Thank you a ton.
Let’s talk shop. @imcatnoone
Wednesday, July 17, 13

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1. User experience is not what you think. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Wednesday, July 17, 13

2. Oh, hello. I am Cat. @imcatnoone Wednesday, July 17, 13

3. What is user experience? Wednesday, July 17, 13

4. One fine “Italian” restaurant. ...Bullshit. Wednesday, July 17, 13

5. Understanding the user. It’s all about people’s needs. Wednesday, July 17, 13

6. CConcept. Wednesday, July 17, 13

7. Interaction Design. Wednesday, July 17, 13

8. Visual Design. Wednesday, July 17, 13

9. Tell a detailed story that a user becomes engrossed in. Once upon atime ... Wednesday, July 17, 13

10. Marketing. Wednesday, July 17, 13

11. Pricing. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ It’s all about the benjamins, baby. Wednesday, July 17, 13

12. Customer Service. All it takes is one sad face to make your entire company look like assholes. Wednesday, July 17, 13

13. Create a company culture that encompasses User Experience. Wednesday, July 17, 13

14. The best design team is not a team of only designers. Wednesday, July 17, 13

15. Great user experience is the craft that brings all the elements together to create one consistent feeling for the user. $ $ Wednesday, July 17, 13

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