Ease of Use May Be Invisible, But Its Absence Sure Isn’t
“Ease of use may be invisible, but its absence sure isn’t.” — IBM
Ease of use describes how easily your users can use your product and perform a desired task.
“Ease of use may be invisible, but its absence sure isn’t.” — IBM
Ease of use describes how easily your users can use your product and perform a desired task.
UX design defines how a user feels while interacting with a product. There are a few influencing factors that need to consider while designing a product.
Usability testing is a powerful technique that helps you to test a product among a set of participants. This test helps to evaluate the product in terms of both user experience and functionality and highlights any shortcomings that need to be resolved before developing and launching the product.
“When UX doesn’t consider ALL users, shouldn’t it be known as “SOME User Experience” or… SUX?” — Billy Gregory A design that considers all users to define its usability measures is referred to as accessible design. By “all users” means, …
“Bad design is smoke, while good design is a mirror.”— Juan Carlos Fernandez What is bad design? A design that misleads the user just like smoke can mislead someone. It obscures the right direction as the smoke does. The good …
“Usability does not equate to a specific number of clicks, taps, swipes, pinches, flicks.” – John Morkes The usability of a design is the measure of ease by which a user can work on a product to achieve the desired …
“Testing with one user early in the project is better than testing with 50 near the end.” — Steve Krug User testing helps immensely to improve your design decisions. Its importance cannot be neglected in the design process. The design process that …
“Usability is not a quality that can be spread out to cover a poor design like a layer of peanut butter.” — Clayton H Lewis What is usability? Usability is the ease of use by which users can work on a product …
“Consistency is one of the most powerful usability principles: when things always behave the same, users don’t have to worry about what will happen.”— Jakob Nielsen Consistency is the key principle of UX design. A usable and user-friendly design always provides …
Discover the usability of radio buttons and drop-down menus as interchangeable input controls. Use them selectively to enhance user input ease.