Icons representing negative and positive feelings.
Icons can represent negative and positive feelings.

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How to creatively process a gamut of experiences

5 ways UX can help us navigate the daily emotional journey

Eva Schicker
5 min readJul 10, 2022

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Bonus: A link to free templates!

Pay attention to what makes us truly happy

Everyday, we go through a range of emotions and reactions. Events we experience can range from blissful to horrendous, exhilarating to negatively imploded.

An icon striving to reach for positive and happy experiences.
Strive to reach for positive and happy experiences.

Being on zoom or video call for hours on end does not help our emotional states either. App feeding frenzies put us into delirious fantasies with no end, not supplying us with answers about how we really feel.

As a New Yorker, I relate to a vast spectrum of daily encounters. Many of my emotions are attached to human suffering in plain sight, homelessness, disease, violence. But also, lovely sights such as a beautifully hidden mini park with water fountains or the French café around the corner filled with aspiring literati who haven’t given up on penning words in a physical journal boost my sensory pleasure receptors enormously.

How can we process the world around us?

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Eva Schicker
Eva Schicker

Written by Eva Schicker

Hello. I write about UX, UI, AI, animation, tech, fiction, art, & travel through the eyes of a designer & painter. I live in NYC. Author of Princess Lailya.

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