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Esoteric UX
esoteric/ˌɛsəˈtɛrɪk,ˌiːsəˈtɛrɪk/adjective As a side project I was experimenting with the idea of how the language and processes of digital multimedia design have become more esoteric as it has become more specialised.
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Judgement
Timelessness The card of Judgment shows you have reached the final outcome, the result, of your work. Unlike Justice, Judgement is forever. Logic, in this case, is a better guide than intuition. The choices you’ve made now are going to effect the future.
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Eight of Chalks
Small bets The eight of chalks signals, swiftly unfolding events, constant developments, and positive rapid change. You have a steady stream of ideas you can test out. The emphasis is on change and the challenge of keeping up with it. Take note of what works and what does not and learn all you can from…
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Two of Cosmos
Balance, holding on for our next move, waiting for the right moment to act. This card requires solitude, pause, wait a moment, leave your options open. Stalemate, two choices that lead in a different direction. If there is a problem to resolve, stay on the problem until you discover the right path to follow.
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The Hanged Man
Stop so that you have more time to reflect on making critical decisions. The Hanged Man card shows the need to suspend certain actions. Time upside down will not be wasted, it is a sacrifice to gain new perspectives waiting for the right time to progress. Pause to Synthesize Information.
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Three of Maps
Customer journey map Synthesising information by sharing honest ideas and creative insights. Everyone is happy with ideas and observations you have documented. The analysis of the observations will create useful insights. Creating customer journey maps is one of the most satisfying aspects of service design. It is visual thinking at its most powerful. Often for…
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Ace of Maps
Brainstorm Generate a flood of concepts at a low resolution. Discover insights made from feelings and intuition. Trust what your gut says and avoid over analysing. The Stanford d.school writes about being able to Experiment Rapidly. ‘This ability is about being able to quickly generate ideas – whether written, drawn, or built. In order to…
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