It’s been a busy two months for us at UXPin, but we’re not slowing down at all. While working on our next improvements and features as part of UXPin 2.0, we wanted to take some time to share some just as important updates with you – precise Zoom, Layers that work better than ever, and

Should designers count on their intuition and guesses? Not today! UX works differently now, users’ feedback and data on their behavior are key components of successful UX design. In a world of full-scale analytical tools, data can guide designers to make optimal decisions.  However, people are missing this opportunity because of misconceptions about data-driven UX.

When you work in one tool every day, little things can impact your workflow a lot. “Only making the overall UI creation process smooth and painless is what kept us successful so far. This is what our loyal clients care for”, that’s what our CEO, Marcin Treder wrote in his recent article Where’s Your UX

Building trust with the help of writing and making your UI more intuitive is very possible. There are some things you should avoid and others that you must follow. Here’s how to make your UI more intuitive with your writing. 1. Avoid Using Jargons and Specific Terms Not all of your users know what those

Health technology is developing fast. The times when people would frantically boil water and shred sheets when someone needed medical help are, luckily, coming to an end. With Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman forever in our hearts, we’ve welcomed the times of online medical support platforms, heartbeat monitors, earlier diagnosis, less invasive treatment options, patient portals,

Over the past months, our dev team has been focused on small but impactful usiability improvements that all add up to the UXPin 2.0 initiative. Long story short, we’re bringing UX back. This translates to us working hard on implementing as much of those improvements as possible to make your work in our tool more

Staying in line with our UXPin 2.0 initiative our dev team is heavily focusing on delivering a better user experience to all UXPin users. One thing we decided to look through and improve is speed – and our New Layers exemplify this perfectly. The code behind Layers has been rewritten to ensure that whatever the

With the Android Q and iOS 13 presentations a little earlier this year, both technology giants have finally provided their users with a fully working and healthy dark mode. Many users do not suspect that applications or entire operating systems that they are using include the built-in dark mode function. This feature, in addition to

UXPin 2.0 is coming on November 19, 2019. This is a marking moment for UXPin product design. The time has come for us to change our approach to how we develop the tool. Because a product is not just a collection of features. We decided to stop adding heavy-duty features and focus on making what

Way before I started the UX Writing Hub, I was a Lego fanatic. If your childhood was anything like mine, legos were a part of it. I’d say on average, my household acquired about one new set per year. So by the time I was 8 or 9, we’d developed a nice sized “lego pile.”

History of IoT Devices The Internet of Things (IoT) can be defined as “the concept of connecting any device with an on and off switch to the Internet (and/or to each other).” Nowadays we are seeing IoT devices in the form of headphones, speakers, thermostats, light bulbs and more, but this has been a long

Yet again, mobile apps expand and capture a little more of the digital space. This time it’s about product prototyping. Apps account for 88% of the time spent on mobile phones. Designing and developing a mobile app for your business consists of a number of steps, of course. However, the most important and possibly most

When you look around you what do you see? Everywhere you turn people are quite literally immersed in the digital world via their smartphones, iPads, and laptops. This isn’t something that happened by accident. In fact, there’s rather a lot of cutting edge psychology paired up with all the tech stuff that makes it happen.

We’ve got some really exciting updates to share with you! From welcoming Components, to the new text, and an array of awesome improvements to the editor, this surely was a busy and exciting month for us. Read on! Hello Components! We’ve had a lot of requests for this one, in July we said so long

Working in the creative design industry, you need a constant flow. Styling a button, redesigning a whole UI, choosing just the right assets, or perfecting your transitions – up-to-date with current design trends, obviously. And all that with everybody (ok, not everybody, but project managers and developers for sure) breathing down your neck. High five