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    Design Systems – A UI/UX Handbook

    Time has been an essential factor in shaping a company’s responsibilities and roles and how it wishes to be perceived by the general public. As their requirements changed, the need to keep everyone informed became important.  Marketing contributed with its strategies, and UI/UX had to follow suit in branding. We created various documents containing guidelines, …

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    The double-edged sword: Ethical implications of AI in UI/UX design

    Artificial Intelligence has taken over the world and entered every business. UI/UX design is no stranger to the effects of AI. Efforts are on to understand the implications of AI on UI/UX design and the changes it might bring for designers. Simultaneously, the shift also has to consider the ethical usage of AI while taking …

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    Sustainable design: A shift towards eco-friendly practices

    There has been a notable paradigm shift in design philosophies in recent years, with a pronounced focus on sustainability and eco-consciousness. Designers and architects are increasingly exploring innovative ways to integrate nature into their creations, not just for aesthetic appeal but also for the well-being of inhabitants and the environment. Evolution of design philosophy Traditionally, …

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    Mastering User-Centric UI/UX Design for Exceptional Digital Experiences

    What’s the first thing you think of when you hear “user-centric UI UX”? A design that puts the users at the center and revolves around accentuating their functionality and interactions. It might still be classified as an intricate aspect of UI UX design. However, designing a user-friendly interface is a requirement now, one which goes …

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    Screen size and layout Desktop: Larger screens allow for more expansive layouts, multiple windows, and complex interfaces. For instance, design software like Adobe Photoshop utilizes a multi-panel layout for various tools and options. Mobile: Limited screen space requires focused content. Apps like Instagram optimize for smaller screens, displaying a single-column feed with minimal distractions. Interaction methods Desktop: Interaction involves precise mouse clicks, hover actions, and keyboard inputs. For instance, productivity apps like Microsoft Office rely on keyboard shortcuts and context menus. Mobile: Touch-based interactions dominate, using gestures like swipes, taps, and pinch-zoom. Messaging apps like WhatsApp incorporate swiping to navigate between chats. Navigation and hierarchy Desktop: Desktop apps often have complex navigation menus, hierarchical structures, and multiple levels of navigation. Software suites like Adobe Creative Cloud utilize nested menus and toolbars. Mobile: Mobile apps prioritize more straightforward, more intuitive navigation. For instance, e-commerce apps like Amazon use tab bars or bottom navigation to quickly access primary sections. Context and usage patterns Desktop: Often used in stationary settings conducive to focused work, allowing for prolonged usage. Software like video editing tools caters to longer sessions. Mobile: Used on the go or in various contexts, encouraging brief, frequent interactions. Maps apps like Google Maps prioritize quick access to navigation and local information. Content presentation Desktop: Information-dense interfaces are common, enabling detailed data display simultaneously. Trading platforms like Bloomberg Terminal present extensive financial information. Mobile: Emphasis on streamlined content presentation to avoid clutter. Weather apps like Dark Sky highlight essential weather information in a concise format. User expectations Desktop: Users might expect feature-rich interfaces with extensive customization options. For example, graphic design tools like Sketch offer numerous customization settings. Mobile: Users seek simplicity, speed, and immediate access to core functionalities. Social media apps like TikTok provide a straightforward, swappable feed of short videos. Task completion and workflow Desktop: Often used for complex tasks or workflows requiring multitasking. Software such as project management tools like Asana caters to collaborative multitasking. Mobile: Focused on quick, single-task interactions. For instance, note-taking apps like Evernote emphasize quick note creation and retrieval. Key strategies to put in practice

    Crafting Experiences: Strategies for Mobile Apps

    Mobile apps have become indispensable tools in the digital age, shaping our daily routines and interactions. Mobile is the first device a user tests everything in. However, creating a seamless user experience and an intuitive user interface in the constrained space of a mobile screen presents unique challenges.  One of the key challenges is creating …

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    The Impact of UI UX on User Engagement

    The Impact of UI UX on User Engagement

    Everyone is after user engagement. From business organizations to industries across the world, the need of the moment remains to engage users and ensure they interact with a business’s products and services.  But to achieve that, one needs to understand the critical factors of UI UX design that influence user engagement. So, give this blog …

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    Gradual Information Disclosure in Interfaces for Complex Designs

    In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, the importance of effective information presentation within interfaces cannot be overstated. Complex interfaces often overwhelm users, leading to confusion and frustration. To mitigate this, designers have embraced the strategy of gradual information disclosure. This approach revolutionizes user experiences by offering information in manageable segments, precisely when needed. It streamlines …

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    What Are Pageless Websites and Why You Need It

    The last couple of years has showcased what web design can achieve and what it is bound to achieve in the future. We have seen advances in typographic layouts, parallax zoom scrolling, and more that hint there’s more to come. However, before heading into what’s coming, it is important to remember some of the unique …

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    Homepage: A Crucial Aspect of Business

    The goal of a homepage should be to strike the perfect balance between simplicity, clarity and creativity. The UI needs to be simple enough for users to quickly understand what your business is all about; but also creative enough that it makes an impactful impression on viewers. In the digital age, your business’s homepage plays …

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