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pip documentation v24.3.1
pip documentation v24.3.1
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UX Research & Design¶

Welcome to pip’s UX research and design documentation. The purpose of this section of the documentation is to:

  • Identify where new contributors can participate in or lead UX research and design activities

  • Share pip UX guidelines, including an introduction to User Centered Design practices, and how they can be applied to the pip project

  • Share results of user research that the pip team has already conducted

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