
doi: 10.26624/fped7325
Here I explore the fundamental principles of user experience (UX), emphasize its importance in astronomy, and share some techniques we can use to incorporate UX-centered design into our workflows. Drawing a connection to previous trends of increased awareness and discipline surrounding testing, documentation and version control, I explore how the rise of UX practices align with the broader goals of improving scientific workflows. Additionally, I briefly present practical techniques and strategies that can be implemented to integrate UX considerations into our software development processes. By embracing UX principles, we can create more user-friendly, inclusive and intuitive tools that empower users and raise the scientific output of the community.
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