Natalie Hanson in the world Category
Weather or not
Posted on July 31, 2017 Leave a Comment
So, my partner is a huge fan of apps related to weather – so much so that she has an entire folder dedicated to them on her iPhone. But even with half a dozen apps, it’s hard to imagine how she could have 75 notifications: When we looked more closely, we realized that the Weather […]
Everyday Things
Posted on May 1, 2017 Leave a Comment
I know so many people were influenced by Don Norman’s book The Psychology of Everyday Things. Although I didn’t read it when it was first published, I consumed it voraciously once I got my hands on it, and it has informed my thinking ever since. I think if you are a UX practitioner and you’ve read […]
Analytics & Behavior Change
Posted on April 28, 2017 Leave a Comment
On Wednesday this week, PM360 featured my article about analytics and behavior change on the front page of their site. PM360 is a site targeted at product managers and marketers in the pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device industries. The Panorama eBulletin has a circulation of 17K and is read online by more than 43K unique […]
Not in the dictionary
Posted on April 26, 2017 Leave a Comment
Some days I am amazed at how much the field of User Experience has evolved in the years I’ve been doing this work. And, at other moments I am equally amazed about how much further we have to go. For example, the other day I was typing something in to Google Docs, and when I […]
Brain Balance – follow up
Posted on April 11, 2017 1 Comment
In the four years since I wrote my initial post about Brain Balance, I have received innumerable emails from anxious parents asking for my perspective following the program. Unfortunately, I am no longer able to personally respond to all the inquiries I receive. I am writing this post to address those questions, and to provide […]
