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To create compelling experiences, great UI/UX design must pay attention to both the macro and micro details. A common oversight is the role URL’s and navigation can play in guiding …
Continue reading “UI/UX Tip 19: Don’t Forget UX of Navigation & URLs”
Although user research, testing, and analysis are essential ingredients for great UX, we often forget to look elsewhere for inspiration. Researching industry leaders and award-winning experiences can provide inspiration. You …
For users to feel inspired, color is an essential design element. It is important to know the psychology and meaning of color so that you can create the appearance, feel …
If you look through a telescope at night sky, you will see the planets and stars as well as the empty space between them. Space appears dark and complete infinity, …
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While we spend a lot time on website design, we often forget about how people interact with companies and get information. It’s important to consider the many devices and channels …
Continue reading “UI/UX Tip 15: Ensure Brand Consistency Across Your “Home Pages””
Information Architecture is a key aspect in creating a digital app or website of high quality. This is why we insist on nailing layout and wireframes, the “blueprint” for your …
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Effectively utilizing horizontal and vertical real property is a way to make sure your website works on today’s devices. Responsive design is about creating a website that adapts to different …
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The fold is the top area of a website that users see when it loads. This is the best area to place on your website. It will draw people in …
Continue reading “UI/UX Tip 12: Think of the Fold as a Concept, Not as a Line”
URLs can be used by both search engines and users to navigate between websites. Google, Bing and other search engines are getting more sophisticated. It’s crucial to think about …
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For your information hierarchy strategy, flat navigation and deep navigation should be considered. Flat navigation has fewer layers (usually 1-3) in the information hierarchy and more navigation points overall. Deep …
Continue reading “UI/UX Development Tip 10: Flatter Navigation is Better Than Deeper Navigation”
Tabs allow web designers to make it easy for users to navigate between different sections of the site or pages. They are similar to tabbed dividers found in filing cabinets …
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