Transinfluence: Designing For All With Transformative Influence

Case studies far and near!!! Every publishing platform I visit to read something new that is tagged as UX, every designer I meet in the design community who is practicing UX, or even while scrolling through my LinkedIn feed — I come across lots of UX case studies. I can’t help but wonder if these platforms recommend more case studies to me because my click rate towards the keyword or a topic ‘Case Studies’ may be higher, or if case studies have truly become everywhere.

All the case studies commonly revolve around the ‘User Experience’ of widespread apps or a particular feature that might fail to address a specific user problem (from the perspective of the one preparing the case study), or a comparison of apps in terms of how they handle particular user problems. Preparing case studies not only assists beginners in practicing UXR concepts but also contributes to the wider adoption of the app and brand reach. However, by reading 30+ UX case studies of a particular app or a feature, what will the disposition of the designer who truly UX-ed the app be? Not an answerable one right?

Full article: https://medium.com/@saravanankasi/transinfluence-designing-for-all-with-transformative-influence-by-simple-uxr-7300241b6765