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What UX training should I take?
<div><div class="medium-feed-item"><p class="medium-feed-image"><a href="https://uxplanet.org/what-ux-training-should-i-take-cce5f2eecec7"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1200/0*zOrItsKJ0OpSmFT1.jpg" width="1200"></a></p><p class="medium-feed-snippet">It’s not about de course, it’s about you</p><p class="medium-feed-link"><a href="https://uxplanet.org/what-ux-training-should-i-take-cce5f2eecec7">Continue reading on UX Planet »</a></p></div></div>
Mindful Interfaces: How Human Memory Works
Written by Mary Moore, copywriter at ShakuroImagine this: you’ve created an eye-catching app design corresponding to the latest trends. Then, a user lands, eager to explore, but quickly gets frustrated and they’re clicking away, leaving your hard work behind. As designers, we’ve often felt this sting — the disconnect between our well-thought-out designs and users’ ability to navigate through them. Why that happens?Well, the answer is more than just making stunning visuals and interactive element
How to write UX copy for a multilingual audience
Image credit: FreepikI’m bilingual, like many other non-native English speakers. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned from speaking two languages, it’s that translating sentences word-for-word is a recipe for disaster.Why? Because word order changes between languages — what comes first in one language might appear later in another, making a literal translation inaccurate. And then there’s the reader’s cultural context, which plays a huge role in shaping how they interpret a message.If you want
Transformative Steps: Bime Bazar’s Redesign Journey
Photo by Lindsay Henwood on UnsplashIntroductionAt Bime Bazar, we recently undertook a comprehensive application redesign to enhance user experience, improve functionality, and align with our evolving business goals. The redesign process was meticulously planned and executed, following a structured approach to ensure all aspects of the application were addressed.The primary purpose of this piece is to underscore a critical point: unlike the ideal scenarios often portrayed in redesign discussions
Apparel & Accessories Sites: Always Provide an Aggregate “Fit” Subscore in the Reviews (33% Don’t)
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Key Takeaways
Some users have difficulty gauging the overall “fit” in reviews
Users unable to find useful “fit” info in reviews risk selecting an incorrect size or discarding suitable items
Yet 33% of sites fail to aggregate “fit” info provided in individual reviews
In Baymard’s large-scale UX tes
Origami Way of Work in Product Design
Triple Diamond FrameworkIn a world driven by digital transformation, professional changes also reshape how decisions are made and the focus given to each task. Designers are not exempt from these shifts, and as design principles dictate, we move and adapt to meet market needs.However, we often find ourselves working in silos, and despite advancements and innovations in work methods, this issue remains unresolved. Integrating different design disciplines into a seamless, collaborative process — w
Only for Those Serious About UX Documentation
Learn to streamline your design process and keep track of every detailContinue reading on Prototypr »
How does human memory work while recalling?
Recently we visited an art gallery, with all its amazing artworks lining the walls.Photo by Eric Park on UnsplashAs we walk through the exhibition, we notice the careful arrangement of the artworks and how they evoke different emotions and leave a lasting impressionOur eyes are naturally drawn to the first artwork setting the tone for the entire exhibition. This artwork has influenced how we perceive and experience the rest of the exhibition. As we walk through an art gallery, the artworks furth
Designarchy Vol. 14
<div><div class="medium-feed-item"><p class="medium-feed-image"><a href="https://uxplanet.org/designarchy-vol-14-8598b3de56d2"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/2600/1*YEw-UjMzPpqUX8O0rCAAWQ.png" width="5200"></a></p><p class="medium-feed-snippet">The most creative list on the internet is back to get you out of your creative block.</p><p class="medium-feed-link"><a href="https://uxplanet.org/designarchy-vol-14-8598b3de56d2">Continue reading on UX Planet »</a></p></div></div>
Documenting design process with Notion
An ultimate approach to Design DocumentationManaging projects efficiently is crucial to keep your work process moving smoothly. Working within a design team, or collaborating with multiple stakeholders, staying organised can be a challenge. This is where a Design Documentation Notion Template comes into play.Design documentation - Notion templateA well-structured, comprehensive system for documenting your design work can save you time and nerves, ensure alignment across your team and beyond. In
Mastering website navigation for success
Simplify your site’s structure to keep users engaged and satisfied effortlessly.Photo by Jean-Frederic Fortier on Unsplash59 milliseconds — that’s how long it takes for users to form their first impression of your website. It’s less than a blink of an eye, yet in that brief moment, users decide whether your site is worth their time. Does it meet their needs? Is it easy to navigate?As designers, whether in content or UX, it’s our job to capture attention quickly and ensure the site structure is i
From Product Designer to Outcome Designer
Delivering features isn’t the same as delivering value. Focusing on outcomes means prioritizing the impact we create over the features we build.In the early years of my career, I was like Wile E. Coyote. My focus was on building things instead of achieving results.In school and college, success was about getting good grades. Follow the instructions, ace the test, and move on. When I landed my first job, I brought that same mindset with me. But now, it was about getting the design approved and me
How to Randomly Generate a Website Landing Page With Google Gemini AI
Harness the Power of Google Gemini AI API to Create a Dynamic Landing Page Template.AI has become an integral part of everyone’s life, and it’s impossible to ignore its impact. I’ve seen many people use the Gemini AI API for fun projects, like building chatbots. I scratched my head and wanted to create something a little bit different. I kept brainstorming for a unique idea. Then one day, last year, I stumbled upon Framer AI. It automatically generates a landing page for you based on a simple pr
Read this before you quit your design career
A fair warning from someone that ‘quit’ twiceContinue reading on Prototypr »
How to Build a UX/UI Design PDF Portfolio That Hiring Managers Will Love
If you already have an online UX/UI design portfolio, do you need a PDF version? The answer is – yes; it is better to be safe than sorry! Some hiring managers like to see a more detailed PDF portfolio after reviewing your online portfolio, while some job applications may request an upload instead of a link. The great news is you already have the perfect foundation to build your PDF UX portfolio. Your PDF portfolio is an expanded version of your online portfolio and provides the opportunity to sh
2024 E-Commerce Product Finding: Expanded and Updated Research Findings
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Key Takeaways
Our new research has uncovered 1,000+ new usability issues specific to the e-commerce Product Finding experience
The research has resulted in 160+ new and updated Product Finding guidelines that describe the issues, as well as design patterns verified to perform well for users
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An introduction to Lean UX
Just when you thought you had user experience figured out.Lean UX is an iterative process — image by Amélie MourichonIntroductionSo you thought you knew everything about user experience (UX).You know about design thinking, the double diamond, empathising, prototyping, iterating, and it all makes sense.You thought you had it sussed: you knew that all UX projects started with extensive user research; you knew that prioritised requirements were essential; you knew that a project is judged on its fi
Standing out from the crowd as a UX Designer
What can you do to stand out in what seems like an over-saturated field, especially when good opportunities are getting harder and harder…Continue reading on UX Planet »
34 Tips for Effective UX Writing
Good UX writing is more than just choosing the right words. It’s about helping users complete their tasks efficiently.Continue reading on UX Planet »
My favorite UX research books & why I love them
UX RESEARCH BOOKSFor everyone working on digital products & servicesIn this article, I list out my favorite research books and how these helped me become a better researcher (and product designer). The article concentrates mainly on books about qualitative research, but of course using quantitative data is equally important, I just haven’t encountered that many great books in that field, I mainly learnt what I know from other resources, like courses and mentors. (Btw. please let me know if y