When incorporating accessibility guidelines into our user experience (UX) designs, we tend to focus on the 15% of global occupants with disabilities, particularly those with visual impairments. By being inclusive of this user segment, we may improve the user experience for other users too.
I entered the world of UX/UI design in my 30’s. Here are 10 things I’ve learnt as a New UX Designer after working in the UX field for 6 months.
Communication is an essential part of being human. The way we express ourselves, which words we choose to use and how we say them are all fundamental when it comes to connecting with others. As a UX designer, I have come to understand how important communication is in all forms of Graphic Design. “But,” I hear you cry, “to communicate sounds simple enough. I mean, you just speak…and someone else listens, right?”
UX writing describes the features of effective UX design process, interface copy and shares useful tips on its improvement for the positive user experience.
The way that we understand consumer behaviour has dramatically improved in recent years. We have gone from creating digital products based on numbers and assumptions to genuinely listening to people’s needs through qualitative research methods in the development process.
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My first discovery of mental models was when I did a short course in Cognitive Psychology. Upon completing my studies, I realised how useful it is to familiarise myself with this concept and learn how to make interactions better without removing or changing the user’s expectations.
If there’s one thing that is consistent in UX design it’s the creation of products that provide meaningful and relevant experiences to users.
In this two-part series, we delve into crafting a compelling UX design portfolio. Explore concept work, self-initiated projects, tools, and more.