Lately, I’ve been using “customer experience” in proposals, conversations, and talks to describe the field in which I do my work. User Experience, as a label, always bothered me. It doesn’t really resonate with non-UXers or non-technical folks. It sounds more mechanical than human. Sometimes I imagine a robot voice saying, “HELLO…I…AM…YOUR…USER…EXPERIENCE… ENGINEER.”
Ok, cute, but […]