Category Universal Design & Accessibility
A category dedicated to Universal Design principles, best practices and ideas that are inherently accessible to people of all ages, with or without disabilities. It’s aim is to increase the potential for developing a better quality of life for a wide range of individuals.
Wearable technology is making it easier for consumers and businesses to access, gather, send and retrieve information. Designing wearables to fit the user’s exact needs and levels of comfort is a complex process. In fact, a branch of psychology and neuroscience called Cognitive Science believes that UX designers need to consider the way users process… continue reading
Nowadays, people are very aesthetically oriented which makes the website design one of the crucial points of successful business development. In addition, business owners and content marketers have been paying more attention to producing high-quality content because the competition is very high in any industry. Considering that both website design and content are essential to… continue reading
The area of mobile UX design is a dynamic one. Some rules constantly change while some remain the same throughout the years. The most interesting aspect of it is that it depends solely on the users and what they expect from their devices. The emphasis is mostly on aesthetics – as humans respond best to… continue reading
If online shopping was the same as real-world shopping then everything would be straightforward for online retailers. Imagine a typical customer in a brick and mortar store. They would walk into the store, start filling their shopping carts, then upon reaching the point of sales station, they are distracted by a phone call. All of… continue reading
Good copy writing is to UX, what salt is to soup – it’s not just an ingredient, it is an absolute essential. The messaging used in your app makes a great deal of difference to how well your users connect with your app. As designers, you spent weeks obsessing over every frame, page and layout.… continue reading
