Built for People
Angèle LenglemetzThe psychology of great products—how to design, build, and lead with user behavior in mind.
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Behavioral insight of the week: the paradox of choice
If you are from Europe and have ever visited a supermarket in the US, you might have felt like me: disoriented. So much choice, so many aisles. I remember walking around the aisles for 40 minutes before leaving empty-handed. I had actually ...
Miro vs. FigJam: how their AI assistants stack up
Over the past year, the battle between Miro and FigJam has gotten a new layer of intrigue: AI. Both platforms have introduced AI assistants designed to make workshopping faster, easier, and more creative.
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Hey there! 👋 I’m Angèle, and I’m so glad you’ve landed here. Whether you know me from my Medium articles (hi, fellow fintech nerds 👀) or you’re just curious about tech, design, and the psychology that makes us tick, you’re in the right pl...
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Hi, I’m Angèle! Every two weeks, get one psychology-backed insight to build smarter products and influence user behavior. With 6+ years in product management, I specialize in creating human-centered products and write regularly for UX Collective.
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