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<li>Problems were carefully listed: The problems users of the New York Times app were experiencing like coverage, Lack of usage, and Irrelevant content were first listed to give us a scope of the redesign.
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<li>The processes involved were explained nicely making the case study very well self-explanatory.
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<li>Design proposals were also given to show what will be done in the redesign
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The link to the Case study: <a target="_blank" href="https://uxdesign.cc/the-new-york-times-timely-app-concept-27efe88e5d4b?authuser=0">https://uxdesign.cc/the-new-york-times-timely-app-concept-27efe88e5d4b?authuser=0</a>

1. Problems were carefully listed: The problems users of the New York Times app were experiencing like coverage, Lack of usage, and Irrelevant content were first listed to give us a scope of the redesign.
    
2. The processes involved were explained nicely making the case study very well self-explanatory.
    
3. Design proposals were also given to show what will be done in the redesign
    

The link to the Case study: [https://uxdesign.cc/the-new-york-times-timely-app-concept-27efe88e5d4b?authuser=0](https://uxdesign.cc/the-new-york-times-timely-app-concept-27efe88e5d4b?authuser=0)

3 things I noticed in the New York Times redesign Case Study