In the previous post, we discussed User Experience (UX) Design is the practice of designing digital products, such as websites and software applications, to create a positive and engaging user experience. UX designers use a variety of tools and techniques to create effective designs and should follow a [...]
Usability is a critical factor in user experience (UX) design and refers to the ease with which users can learn and use a product. A product is said to be useful if it is easy to learn, efficient to use and satisfying to the user. Good usability is [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Lean UX is a design methodology that focuses on creating a minimal viable product (MVP) and iterating on it based on user feedback.This approach prioritizes user needs and business goals over the traditional UX design process, which often focuses on creating comprehensive design specifications upfront. Lean UX is based [...]
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, [...]
