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UX from a developers perspective: the influence we can have

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Developers make dozens of tiny UX decisions every day that accumulate into a product’s experience: a concrete example is the forgot password flow where choosing a 10‑minute expiry and a generic error forces support calls, while changing to a 4‑day expiry plus a direct reset screen and actionable message is “two lines of code” and cuts friction. The practical toolkit: invite us to the UX club, ask developers for multiple options, and teach core UX principles so engineers choose better defaults.

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  1. 0:00Introduction and background
  2. 1:50Developers make UX decisions
  3. 3:58Example of poor UX decisions
  4. 7:16Impact of small UX changes
  5. 8:39Intervene or empower developers
  6. 10:28Invite developers to UX community
  7. 11:31Ask developers for options
  8. 12:58Help developers learn UX principles
  9. 13:39Call to action for UX teams
  10. 14:21Developer responsibility in UX
  11. 15:45Closing remarks
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