Your email inbox is probably one of the top stress factors in your digital life. Newsletters pile up endlessly, making it hard to see which messages actually need your attention and when. Even worse, constant advertising distracts you from important tasks — and before you know it, you’ve spent two hours on an online retailer’s […]
Many people find themselves in the same situation every year: shortly before an important deadline,i.e. your tax declaration, crucial documents suddenly go missing. The frantic search begins, folders are opened, files checked, downloads scanned—yet the needed document remains nowhere to be found. Stress rises, time runs out, and in the end you have to submit […]
Most of us today have a large number of online accounts. Almost every service requires registration – often even when the service could technically be used without an account. Online shops in particular push users to register so they can analyze purchasing behavior and provide personalized recommendations. As a result, we all end up managing […]
Which program is the most important one on your computer? The answer is of course subjective — but for most people, it’s probably the browser. Why? The browser is the gateway to nearly all digital services: video streaming, social media, search engines, online tools, and web apps. Many applications that used to require installation as […]
What is more appropriate than starting your journey to digital clarity with your desktop, since this is where the disorder of a computer manifests itself most clearly? One could certainly design studies about the (digital) behavior of users based only on the filing structure of the desktop. There are several ways to free your desktop […]