If you have a penchant for design and the desire for a challenging and creative career stream, you should consider becoming a UX Designer. With thousands of UX Designer jobs expected to open in the next ten years, UX Design is a promising career stream. Another attractive reason to become a UX Designer is that […]
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You long to get into UX Design, as you want to make products more user-friendly and help companies achieve sales. You’ve thought of taking some UX courses to learn more about the field, but something’s holding you back. It seems like such a complicated area of study that might require years to master. So, how
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User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) designers both play significant roles in designing web applications and countless other sites and mobile apps. If you’re considering to enter either of these exciting fields, you may wonder, how much do these designers make? On average, UX designers make around $70,000 a year for entry-level jobs in
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Did it ever happen that you walked around the entire store searching for your favorite T-shirt brand and you just did not find it? Of course, you had to ask the shopping assistants for help and they led you to it. You were left wondering why the particular T-shirt brand was at “that” obscure location
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I am aware that User Personas are a very common way of describing who your potential users are. This is fine when it comes to website design but they should not be used while designing web applications that are to be used by businesses. I know that is a strong statement. So if User Persona
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How do you choose your UI elements? I am talking about the textboxes, radio buttons, checkboxes etc. that you use in your designs. I know many designers who look at the value that needs to be accepted by the UI field and choose the UI element accordingly. For example, if you want the users to
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You have created the best web application in the entire world and now want people to use it. But have you thought about how your user can start using the application? This process to enable the user to start using your application is called Onboarding. Designing your web applications to onboard the user is very
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In one of the web applications that I designed, we had to design a tagging feature that would let the user tag certain objects in the application. The web application was meant to let the users schedule the production lines of the company. In the process of doing that, they would generate Work Orders that
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Yes it is true. Designing for UX is not a good thing always. You must be thinking that I have gone completely insane. Everyone knows how important it is to give the best user experience to your user. After all, all that matters is the user, right? But over the years of designing Enterprise level
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Couple of weeks back, I was using Google Adwords for finding topics to write on User Experience. And ironically, I stumbled upon a User Experience issue in the Adwords interface. For those of you who don’t know what Google Adwords is, it is a web application by Google that allows you to buy ads on
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