cms from the user's perspective. jboye cms expert group hosted by coremedia ag
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CMS from a User’s PerspectiveUX and Enterprise Software
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User Experience
http://www.kickerstudio.com/2008/12/the-disciplines-of-user-experience/
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UX for the Enterprise
“Enterprise software, also known as enterprise software application (ESA), is purposed-designed computer software used to satisfy the needs of an organization rather than individual users” (Wikipedia)
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Humanitarian Crisis
“Enterprise UX—or the user experience of business software and hardware—represents a humanitarian crisis of sorts, at least from a design perspective.”
Scott Nazarian, Frog Design
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Why?
Buyer is not the user
Complexity
Need for customization of the UI
Testing is (much) harder
A lot of standard UX methods, especially Lean UX are not applicable
Long maintenance cycle
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Applications for the enterprise differ with respect to several factors from customer-oriented applications
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Business goals
Why is UX important?
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UX and Business Goals
“More customers will be willing to purchase”
“More customers will resist doing business with competitors”
“More customers will recommend you”
Forrester Research (2009): Best Practices in User Experience Design
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Complexity for the end user
Why is UX important?
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Why is that so?
Current shop is bad, as confirmed by user testing
I called the hotline this morning:
“Yes, we know it is sub-optimal and we are really sorry.”
“Believe me, if you would see the systems that we need to use to edit the data, there are very different things that would leave you dismayed.”
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The Reason: Complexity…
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The Enterprise
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Channels…
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Why is enterprise software not as simple as Google? What is simplicity?
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“Complexity is a fact of life, so we must learn to deal with it”
Norman (2011): Living with Complexity
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If it can be so easy, why are there things that are so complicated?
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• Complex things and complicated things are not the same
• Complexity is in the world, but we perceive things as simple or complicated
• Simple systems can be designed such that they are complicated
• The more complexity our users have to deal with, the more important is it to reduce how complicated things are
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“We are apt to fall into the error of thinking that the facts are simple because simplicity is the goal of our quest. … Seek simplicity and distrust it.”
Whitehead (1926): The Concept of Nature
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People spend a lot of time with enterprise applications
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The Goal: Align Human Productivity and Data Structures
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System 1 and System 2
System 1
Heuristic, intuitive
Fast
Works automatically, without causing strain
Not consciously controlled
System 2
Rational
Comes to use when System 1 does not suffice anymore
Slow
Causes strain
Needs concentration
Kahnemann (2011): Thinking, Fast and Slow
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Law of least effort
“The law of least effort” -> We humans try to use System 2 as seldom as possible, as we try to avoid cognitive strain
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Cognitive Strain
… is more than a metaphor!
Under cognitive strain, the facial expressions change, the pupils dilate
Blood sugar level gets lower
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Please remember the numbers in 3 seconds!
Experiment
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4 7 3 5 6 8 3
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Please recite your birthdate silently backwards
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What were the numbers?
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4 7 3 5 6 8 3
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Once again…
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2 4 6 8 10 12 14
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Please recite your own phone number silently backwards
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What where the numbers?
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2 4 6 8 10 12 14
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Why was the second set easier?
3 Chunks “straight, 2, 14” oder “straight, seven, 2”(adaptiert von Johnson (2014): Design with the mind in mind)
Humans organize information in short term memory
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Please remember the words in 3 seconds!
Experiment
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Ape
Tire
House
Like
Church
Strawberry
Crane
Be
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What were the words?
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Ape
Tire
House
Like
Church
Strawberry
Crane
Be
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Again words…
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The
Internet
Is
The
Invention
Of
This
Millenium
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What were the words?
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Numbers again…
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3 9 1 7 4 1 9 2 6 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5 8
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Remembered?
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1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9
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Our working memory is very limited
Some of these tasks cause cognitive strain
These are exactly those tasks, where the organization of information does not suit human information processing
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Don’t make me think
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Don’t make me think slow
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The Goal
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Summary
UX is considered a competitive advantage by big players in the enterprise software business
The inherent complexity of the domains we tackle makes it even more important to invest in UX
Follow conventions and established patterns
Ensure seamless integration of systems
Understand the user and test
The challenge is to adapt the data and structures such that it matches human thought
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