Defining Moments

It is Friedrich Nietzsche, "You will not kill anything, you are stronger". I like to call these moments as a person's life of "defining a moment." In addition, I like most people and have these "definition moments"; perhaps more than one person should do. When I grow up, it is difficult to accept one of my moments "Do not kill you, please make me stronger". This is the moment of betrayal and cheating caused by people I fully trust and my life. My mother My mother has grown up.

Everyone has some decisive moments in life. This is not a definitive moment but it is a reaction to your critical moment that will be a reality. One of my decisive moments was that my first manager said that I am not suitable for this industry. This encouraged me to prove to myself that I was better than I was marked. After building teams and organizations, I noticed that people showed fundamentally different performance under different leaders. Employee performance depends on individual circumstances, colleagues, and the company itself. Leaders who maximize the potential of employees can build successful teams. A leader with the correct intent will be the source of inspiration, not the source of destruction.

In the user experience design, a decisive moment is memorable and a meaningful experience. This definition is related to the context of the scenario. A product used in a year may have a moment defined for the user. There is no definite moment and the difference with the 1 minute product. In the user experience design, our attention to the user experience becomes useless when it comes to a very small moment of each touch point of the product. These moments will function in different ways to enhance the user's mood, provide insight into the task, be proud of the task, and perhaps provide a connection with other users. See here for a more compact one page summary of this paragraph on this paragraph.

Contrary to the general idea, defining a moment is not usually coincidental but is designed by an individual. User experience design and overall approach may be the best way to influence this through the product. In a perfect world, an understanding of how users interact with the product is perfect - so do not use it to shape peaks at the best moments experience?