The process of creating a design can either be brief (like a quick drawing) or complicated, involving research, consultation, prototyping and negotiation.
Sitting inside any beautifully crafted and designed digital product, there must be a fully functional and considered information architecture. As much as information architecture shouldn’t be developed in a vacuum. Neither should the design and look of digital products. In fact, a large proportion of the function of digital designers is devoted to supporting users... View Article
Understanding the gestalt principles can help you to better understand how your users perceive and interpret your products and services.
We’ve come up with a list of our top 20 UX research and design tips for 2020, covering everything from card sorting to visual design and guerilla user testing.
The core of human-centered design is identifying something that people have trouble with and then building an appropriate answer.
Co-design is a powerful way to improve design processes in two ways: speed and quality. Learn how we ran one at Optimal Workshop.
OptimalSort and Chalkmark are two of our wonderful design partners in crime, but did you also know that they work really well with each other?
Regardless of your experience, being able to reference detailed information on UX methods, techniques and tools will make your life much easier.
Bad design can ruin the user experience of a website. Here are a few examples.
Here’s a run down of a recent design sprint: how things went, what worked – and what didn’t.
Kah Chan, head of product design at Flick Electric Co, shares some advice on finding a voice.