In the world of UX (user experience) and UI (user interface), one thing that you should always keep in mind when starting a project is a style guide. It will help you enhance your brand’s user experience and bring it to a whole new level. A style guide will help you craft a consistent design

After months of hard work, we’re back with a fresh batch of new updates to UXPin. With this release, we’ve been focusing on performance improvements across the app – faster loading time for both images and the text element. In a nutshell, here’s what has changed over the last months. Images now load 50% faster

As with everything we do as designers, UI design principles all revolve around the user. Our goal as UI designers is to create as streamlined an experience as possible so that people can enjoy a site and navigate through it with a breeze.  A good user interface is critical to good user experience. If the

Welcome to 2020 Design Trends by UXPin. Today I’m joined by Bree Walter. Bree, please tell us a little bit about yourself. Walter: I currently work at H&R Block as a lead user experience designer. We’re headquartered in Kansas City. And for those who don’t know, H&R block as a tax company, but we’re trying

Welcome to 2020 Design Trends by UXPin. Today I’m joined by Cheryl Couris. Cheryl, could you please tell us a little bit about yourself? Cheryl: I am currently a UX design manager at Cisco here in Seattle. UXPin: Could you tell me more about your work experience or education, or maybe some other stuff that

Welcome to 2020 Design Trends by UXPin. Today I’m joined by Joe Cahill. Joe, could you please tell us a little bit about yourself? Joe: I have been doing design and user experience for 20 years. I started out as a print designer. I’ve had the pleasure to work with some great clients over the