Aesthetic Usability is the idea that a product or design should be both aesthetically pleasing and easy to use. This concept is based on the idea that an aesthetically pleasing product, can enhance the user experience and make the product more enjoyable to use. The aesthetic [...]
A few days ago, I posted the first part of how to get started in UX — Part 01, and like those are six steps, today I am sharing these hard steps and how it takes you a while to accomplish your goal. And you should expect this whole [...]
Creativity is the ability to produce new and original ideas, thoughts, things, or new connections between existing ideas or concepts. Creativity is often associated with the arts, such as painting, writing, or music, but it is not limited to these fields. Also can be found in many different [...]
Progressive disclosure is a design technique used in user experience (UX) design to present information to users in a step-by-step, or incremental manner. The goal of progressive disclosure is to minimize the amount of information displayed to users at any given time, reducing cognitive overload and increasing the [...]
In this post, I'd like to share with you six simple steps toward how to get started in UX design. In addition, I'm going to tell you the lessons I learned from it so you can avoid making the same mistakes. Let's get started. Step one is [...]
Often abbreviated as CX, refers to the overall experience of a customer when it's interacting with a company channel, product, or service. Starting from the moment when they first become aware of the company and its products or services, to the point of purchase, and even after the purchase [...]
Hick's law, also known as the Hick-Hyman law, is a psychological principle that describes the relationship between the complexity of a decision and the time it takes to make that decision. The law states that the more options a person has to choose from, [...]
A customer journey is a path a customer takes from first becoming aware of a product or service to making a purchase and ultimately becoming a loyal customer. This journey typically involves several different stages, and each of them presents different challenges and opportunities for businesses to engage [...]
Dark patterns are user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design techniques that are intentionally manipulative and deceptive. These techniques are designed and performed to trick the users into taking actions that they probably would not have taken if they were fully informed and aware of their choices. [...]
DesignOps, also known as Design Operations, is a term used to describe the strategies, processes, and practices that organizations use to manage and improve the design function. In other words, DesignOps is all about making sure that an organization's design team has the resources, support, and processes they [...]
