v0.9.9.4

Release v0.9.9.4

💎 Glare v0.9.9.4: Wiki Avatars, Community Status, AI Insights & Forum Boost!

Glare v0.9.9.4 is live, bringing key improvements across the platform to enhance your experience!

  • Wiki Power-Up: * Personalized Profiles: Express yourself! You can now upload your own avatar images directly to your profile page using the asset manager.

  • Thumbnail Refresh: No more generic faces! We've replaced placeholder thumbnails with the actual faces of interviewees, making Glaring Obvious more engaging and informative.

  • Join the Community - Know Your Status: Applied to join the Glare community? You can now track the status of your submission on the Join the Community page.

  • Satisfaction UX Metric - Enhanced Accuracy: We've updated our Satisfaction UX Metric to provide more accurate and insightful data, helping us better understand and improve your overall experience. Dive into the details!

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Rob Chappell envisions the next wave of AI-enhanced experiences and what they mean for designers. Useful when a design team is mapping its AI roadmap for the next year.

Mary Daniel

Mary Daniel's Wix UX piece on building human-centered AI experiences covers trust, transparency, honesty, control, and humanity as guiding principles. Useful as a starter set of AI UX principles for product teams.

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