Since the birth of the typewriter design, the user interface has come a long way. The current typing technique mainly uses a mouse and a mouse, or clicks on a small touch screen to activate commands, or interacts with a virtual keyboard. But is this the best way to interact?
Designers are asking themselves if there is a better way to talk to a mobile device to get information; or if the wearable device should be vibrating and then feed the information to an augmented reality monitor; whether the interface is modified dynamically through artificial intelligence is The best interactive program for an application or website? Whether AR, VR, AI and user interaction will be close to human beings? To this end, Xiao Bian has compiled 11 experts' views on UX development in the next few years.
1. Abbas Haider Ali, xMatters
Speech recognition, AR, wearables, and AI, we will begin to see closer integration and integration, how technology will interact with us under multiple senses. Imagine starting with discrete wearable vibrations, displaying to the AR, responding quickly to a gesture, or responding in more detail through sound, then various sized screens will display the results, or provide choices at the right moment.
2. Marcus Turner, Enola Laboratories
People are very resistant to change. Some people don't believe it, but responding to change is hard for many people. Therefore, UX will be closer to human interactions, based on voice-driven machines, and close to the typical conversation today. This technology will start with machines such as Siri, Echo, and Google Home. We will learn how to communicate with them, and soon, they will learn how to communicate with us.
3. Vikrant Binjrajka, Nvidia
The future of UX/UI will belong to those who allow users to fully immerse themselves in any of their chosen experiences while providing meaningful feedback to designers and developers. Cool is not enough. Immersion, narrative narrative and dialogue are not only the three pillars of an excellent UX/UI, they are also the key to brand loyalty.
4. Alexander Kharlamov, Mark43
Mouse, keyboard, and touch are awkward and inefficient interactions. Soon, they will be out of date. Instead, speech recognition, motion tracking, and even brainwaves will be used to control computers, smart phones, and other smart devices. Communication will be faster and more intimate, and will force designers to rethink the way we interact with these devices.
5. Chalmers Brown, Due.
Artificial intelligence will take over the user experience, analyze the responses to various experiences, and then make changes based on those assessments. UX will become a more intuitive and personalized experience in the coming years.
6. Boaz Katz, Bizzabo
One of the biggest trends is the ability to minimize the use of friction in products, primarily through the embedded language's natural language processing, AI or voice, such as Google Assistant, Siri, and instant messaging. Users will be accustomed to obtaining the data and insights they need in the various media currently in use, rather than in actual websites or applications.
7. Leah Allen, Radius
Personalization will become the standard for B2B web experience. It is difficult to achieve this now, because statistics about B2B users are more important than behavioral data. New technologies now make it easier to provide B2B consumers with a customized digital experience. With Martech (marketing technology) continues to show explosive growth, B2B personalization will be welcomed by buyers and sellers.
8. Michael Gleason, Consumer Brands.
UX design will gradually evolve to present each visitor dynamically based on a large amount of real-time analysis, behavioral data, and big data related to the target. Our programmers and data scientists are moving fast and have done so to some extent. I believe we are not alone. This applies to editorial and e-commerce websites and will drive maximum engagement or revenue.
9. Pin Chen, ONTRAPORT
Mobile UX design not only continues to expand as an industry, it will continue to redefine the way we consume. The catering service provided only to mobile audiences has begun to appear because it seems to be the medium where people want to consume content, whether it is e-commerce, information browsing or media consumption.
10. Matthew Russell, Digital Reasoning
The visual interface is usually a solution that can be more easily expressed in sentences. AI enables the machine to understand our language and understand our needs, preferences and intentions. Interacting with smart machines through language UX will be faster and easier than screens. This is critical for controlling IoT devices because too many IoT devices cannot operate through the screen UI.
11. Heeren Pathak, Vestmark
With the success of Amazon Alexa, there is now a lot of hype about voice becoming the mainstream UX experience. In the future, voice will play a bigger role in UX, but it will not become the main UX. This simple fact will not change: One can type through the gestures all day long, but physiologically, humans cannot speak all day long.
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