The demand for UX design has increased for businesses as CEOs have realized the importance of user experience for the success of their organizations. They are well aware of the loss they are going to face in the absence of good user experience. The role of UX designers has become as important for an organization as software developers, and even more than that in some cases.
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“Always design a thing by considering it in its next larger context—a chair in a room, a room in a house, a house in an environment, an environment in a city plan.” — Eero Saarinen
This quote is focusing on a rule that applies to design whether you are building a house or working on a software product. It highlights the importance of context in design. In fact, context is everything based on which you can design your product in a better way.
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A logo is a sign or symbol that identifies a company or a brand. A logo is a symbol made up of text and images that behaves as a face for your business and gives you recognition in front of your clients.
The importance of a logo can be understood by the fact that this is the first thing that attracts your potential customers. They can see your logo and get an idea of your business and the services that you can provide to them. It gives a visual representation to your business and builds your trust in the industry.
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A UX designer is the person who defines the user experience of a product. To provide better user experience, as a UX designer, you follow the design process that helps you to better organize different stages of the product design. At each stage of the process, there are certain outcomes and deliverables that you build and they behave as input to the next stage of the process.
This article describes the best practices of a few UX deliverables that are produced throughout the design process. There can be many deliverables that UX designers create while designing a product, however, this number varies depending on the process, the type of product and user requirements.
Continue reading “UX Deliverables: Best Practices of User Personas, User Flows, Wireframes and Prototypes – Part II”A UX designer is the person who defines the user experience of a product. To provide better user experience, as a UX designer, you follow the design process that helps you to better organize different stages of the product design. At each stage of the process, there are certain outcomes and deliverables that you build and they behave as input to the next stage of the process.
This article describes the best practices of a few UX deliverables that are produced throughout the design process. There can be many deliverables that UX designers create while designing a product, however, this number varies depending on the process, the type of product and user requirements.
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“Every click is an opportunity to lose prospects.”— Bryan Eisenberg
Clicking in a site, app, or product is a way to navigate between multiple views. By clicking on available UI elements, the users interact with your product and move from one page to the other to perform their desired tasks.
Navigation is a crucial part of user experience design as the user flows cannot be completed without navigating through different views and pages. I must say,
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Tables are an essential part of the user interface that helps users to visualize large data at once in an organized form. Providing an easy to use experience for a data table is a challenging task when you are dealing with large data.
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Use width of an input field as an indicator to identify the number of input characters it can contain.
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