Mood boards are a compilation of illustrations, newspaper cutouts, images or pieces of text put together on a physical or digital board. The purpose of a mood board is to make everyone agree on the creative direction of a project. You can use it for any creative endeavour, and it’s immensely useful in product design.
Developing prototypes can lead you nowhere in product development process unless you are using the right tools and following best practices. These tips are perfect for ensuring that you prototype the right solution that has user experience in mind. Build interactive prototypes and speed up product design with UXPin Merge, powerful technology that helps designers
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Web design basics help you get a grasp of what web design is and how it affects user experience. Let’s learn all of that in today’s article. Start your web design journey and impress clients and employers with interactive prototypes from UXPin. Sign up for a free trial and discover how UXPin’s advanced features can
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Interaction design is the discipline of creating intuitive interfaces that promote seamless interaction between users and products. It’s not just about UI design and visual appeal; it’s about functional, efficient, and enjoyable usage. Consider the swipe gesture on Tinder or the pull-to-refresh on Twitter or Instagram. These are the results of careful interaction design that
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Bad product design is expensive. Visitors will leave your site if it loads for too long or if it’s too difficult to navigate. App users may stop using it if they’re unhappy with the experience once they’re presented with an alternative. Both scenarios will result in revenue loss. Simply, in the words of Ralph Speth,
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Mobile navigation is crucial for digital product design as it directly impacts user satisfaction and engagement. Many users access the web on mobile devices, so designers must prioritize mobile navigation to ensure seamless interaction and a positive user experience. Mobile navigation should be easily accessible and intuitive. Mobile users must quickly locate and understand how
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UX designers must collaborate effectively with various teams, departments, and stakeholders to align design with business goals, streamline processes, and create better products that meet user needs and expectations. When UX designers become effective communicators and collaborators, they enhance their networking skills and contribute to creating exceptional user experiences–emphasizing the importance of UX within an
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Alignment in design is the strategic arrangement of elements relative to one another or a common baseline, creating order, harmony, and visual appeal. Designers can apply different types of alignment to various design aspects, such as typography, grid systems, and graphic elements. This alignment is crucial for guiding the user’s eye through content, enhancing readability,
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A strong vision statement drives a design team’s actions while contributing to the product and organization’s success. This article explores how to create an effective design team vision statement, understand its purpose, and analyze real-world examples from leading organizations. We also provide a step-by-step framework for developing and implementing your design team’s vision statement. Align
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Design systems have become indispensable for product teams in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. A well-implemented design system improves visual consistency and coherence and fosters better teamwork and communication among design teams, developers, and stakeholders. It accelerates the design and development process, enhancing scalability and maintainability and improving user experiences and product quality. This article
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Typography is one of the most critical website design factors, as it significantly impacts many other UI design facets, including usability, accessibility, branding, readability, and aesthetics. We explore website typography for UX design, including correct terminology, the basics, and advanced techniques designers can use to improve design decisions. Design responsive websites faster with UXPin’s advanced
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A sense of urgency is the strategic use of design elements and messaging to create an immediate need for users to take action. Designers can create urgency by leveraging time-sensitive offers, limited availability, or social proof to evoke emotional responses that motivate users to act quickly. The objective of incorporating urgency into design is to
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UXPin Merge provides developers, UX designers, and product teams with an intuitive user interface to prototype and test using ReactJS components. The drag-and-drop workflow is the perfect environment for rapid React prototyping–even for non-designers or those without design tool skills. Payment giant PayPal and startup TeamPassword both have non-designers building and testing prototypes in UXPin.
What is sabotaging your design system? Is it lack of support from stakeholders? Poor cross-team collaboration? No governance structure? We joined forces with Whitespace to set up a discussion panel about overcoming challenges of scaling design systems. Join us for free on May 16th and listen to the experts who grow, govern, maintain, and evangelize
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FinTech design systems help product teams solve fundamental usability issues while moving fast to stay ahead of the competition. But, building a FinTech design system requires significant resources to create, scale, and mature. Create a single source of truth for your FinTech app with the world’s most advanced design and prototyping tool. Visit our Merge
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