Design Tip #32 – Don’t Use Lengthy Labels for Input Controls
Don’t use lengthy labels for input controls. Labels shouldn’t take up multiple lines. It should be kept to a single line. Use concise and clear language for your labels, ensuring …
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How to Overcome Confirmation Bias in UX Design?
Confirmation bias is the tendency to look for the information or interpret the information in a way that supports our prior beliefs and opinions. Being a human, this tendency is natural, and it is very common to pay attention to things that match our views and ignore or dislike the piece of information that contradicts our opinions even if it is correct or based on facts.
14 Rules to Design Accessible Buttons
Buttons are designed so the users can perform actions while interacting with your application or product. Designing accessible buttons is …
Consistency – The Quality of A Successful UX Designer
Becoming a successful UX designer is based on many factors together. Out of those, Consistency is an attribute that helps you maintain …
Quotes
Good Design – A Way to Differentiate From Competitors
“Good design is the most important way to differentiate ourselves from our competitors.” — Yun Jong Yong In today’s competitive world, a …
How to Turn Design Constraints into Advantages?
Design is the beauty of turning constraints into advantages.– Aza Raskin. The UX designers often encounter different constraints while working on the design process.
If You Think Good Design is Expensive, You Should Look At The Cost of Bad Design
Great user experience allows users to understand it and interact with it instantly.
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7 Ways to Validate a Product Idea
How to validate a product idea? Product idea validation is …
Create a Flow Chart in FigJam in a Single Click
Forget about adding rectangles and arrows, write the flow and …
5 Best AI Design Tools to Boost Your Efficiency
In the exciting world of design, artificial intelligence (AI) is …
Tips
Design Tip #32 – Don’t Use Lengthy Labels for Input Controls
Don’t use lengthy labels for input controls. Labels shouldn’t take up multiple …
Design Tip #14 – Destructive Actions in Drop-Down Menu
Group destructive actions separately in a drop-down menu.
Design Tip#24 – Use Visual Indication and Text Message to Explain Errors
To encourage minimalist design, it’s tempting to use only the color to indicate an error, however, it is better to provide a related icon and text message.