After reading through the article titled 'Redesigning the New York Times app — a UX case study', here are a few things I learnt:
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<li>Research is very important in creating a user-centered design. Interviewing a group of people from the target audience helps one see things from the point of a user, understand their pain points and cater for their needs.
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<li>Importance of testing; the feedback gotten from users at the lo-fi stage helped the designers retrace their steps and make a decision that best suit the users.
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<li>Inclusion should always be noted when designing an app. The app redesign catered for those who work 9-5, college students, entrepreneurs and the likes that fit into the age bracket.
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After reading through the article titled '**Redesigning the New York Times app — a UX case study**', here are a few things I learnt:

1. Research is very important in creating a user-centered design. Interviewing a group of people from the target audience helps one see things from the point of a user, understand their pain points and cater for their needs.
    
2. Importance of testing; the feedback gotten from users at the lo-fi stage helped the designers retrace their steps and make a decision that best suit the users.
    
3. Inclusion should always be noted when designing an app. The app redesign catered for those who work 9-5, college students, entrepreneurs and the likes that fit into the age bracket.

Lessons from the case study on NYT app redesign.