UX Barf - Barfing up UX gumpf
A language experiment that creates random UX statements which are complete barf, but to some people might sound like sense.
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It's tricky to formulate proper English sentences as there are so many weird and wonderful quasi-rules in the way the language works.
#Example output
Some of the sentences I've managed to generate with this include:
- 'The Information Architecture believes past the stakeholder.'
- 'A design wills up a wireframe.'
- 'The facts develop above the visuals.'
- 'The user journey thinks past the experience.'
- 'An app iterates above a social media.'
- 'The brand likes near the visuals.'
- 'The solution wills up the user journey.'
- 'A sketch thinks beneath a wireframe.'
- 'A channel discusses in a design.'
- 'The personas develop in a brand.'
- 'The channel scraps up the research.'
- 'A technology develops like the personas.'
- 'The app thinks in the experience.'
- 'A brand scraps past the business.'
- 'An app develops like an idea.'
- 'The wireframe discusses as the sketch.'
- 'The Virtual Reality undermines above the research.'
- 'A stakeholder wills in the personas.'
- 'The visuals will into a solution.'
- 'An experience develops beneath a channel.'
- 'The service undermines into the medium.'
- 'The experience iterates past the facts.'
- 'A channel wonders into a technology.'
- 'The stakeholder designs for the channel.'
- 'A blockchain develops past the process.'
- 'The idea develops for the facts.'
- 'A stakeholder discusses beneath a product.'
- 'A research iterates in a Network.'
- 'A problem wonders in a research.'
- 'A technology believes in a sketch.'
- 'The research wonders above the channel.'
- 'A problem develops up a Network.'
- 'A technology dislikes past an app.'
- 'A design designs beneath a research.'
- 'The sketch iterates above the blockchain.'
- 'The Artificial Intelligence designs past the tools.'
- 'A Network develops beneath an Information Architecture.'
- 'A designer wills for the visuals.'
- 'A channel designs up a service.'
#Bugs and challenges
- I'm trying to write something smarter here
- English language structure is really tricky to deal with
- Sentences are still somewhat buggy and don't make as much sense as they could
- I want to turn this into a more artistic output, both in terms of look and feel (of the content)
- Needs to be AJAX driven, instead of a PHP refresh
- Nicer typography