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Václav Kocián
Principal UX Solution DesignerVáclav is a curious UX designer with with a robust background in business analysis and technology. As the Principal UX Designer in the Professional Services team at GoodData, he designs analytical applications and dashboards for clients from various industries. He enjoys exploring the frontiers of UX design in today's fast-paced age of AI and emerging technologies, sharing his findings at www.nextinux.com.
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UX of AI (not only) for Data Analytics
The world of generative AI product development currently resembles the Wild West. Billions of investment dollars are pouring in, along with massive interest from both consumers and enterprises. The development is so fast-paced that it seems like a future...
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How can we trust the numbers produced by AI systems?
Generative AI-powered tools are appearing more and more outside the initial experimental zone and finding their way to real business settings. They are evolving from "toys" and "gadgets" into the category of essential...
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Pitfalls of Chat User Interfaces (not only) for Data Analytics
Chatting with AI is becoming very popular across many domains. And data analytics is no exception. But entering a simple text prompt into a chat window and getting back a polished gem of insight is still a distant future. Let's explore some of the...
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Six Principles of Dashboard Information Architecture
Summary This article outlines six concrete principles (structure, navigation, hierarchy, grouping, labeling, and filtering) to help designers craft dashboards that feel intuitive and effortless. Rather than focusing solely on individual visual components,...
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How To Choose the Best Chart Type To Visualize Your Data
Summary The article guides readers through choosing the most effective chart type by starting with the question they want to answer. It explains how different visualization goals — such as showing a single key value, comparing categories, illustrating...
