Tag: UX design
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UX Crash Course: Personas
When personas are informed by research, they can be powerful tools … but when they’re created based on assumptions or guesses, they can set you back quite a ways. Learn how to create useful and data-based personas! -
Designing for Higher Education: Trends and Best Practices
When designing higher education websites, certain things are a must: an accessible and responsive design, a segmented navigation, inclusive imagery, high-tech features. These and other best practices will help your university website connect with students, their parents and other visitors. -
UX Crash Course: Mental Models and Cognitive Load
Users may use 20 different applications over the course of their entire day, of which ours is just one. What does that mean for us, in terms of user interface and experience design? -
A Look at the Technologies Transforming the Healthcare Industry
The decline of Telehealth 1.0 is a sign that the healthcare industry is due for a massive overhaul. See what sorts of technologies are paving the way and what designers and developers need to know about their applications. -
UX Crash Course: Prototyping
Even if you don’t have access to advanced prototyping tools, there’s still a lot you can do. Let’s take a look at some different options for prototyping and how you can leverage them. -
Bridging the Design-Development Gap in CMS Projects
To make your digital experience truly shine through your content management system, your designers and developers need to leverage each other. Here’s what that looks like. -
Typographic Hierarchy Tips for Creating More Visually Appealing and Readable Text
Do you have a process for creating the typographic hierarchy on your websites and apps? If not, then keep reading. In this post, we’ll explore the three steps needed to identify your text levels and components, size and scale them, and style as needed. -
UX Crash Course: Wireframing
Wireframes are great for forcing us to think through how the UI will respond to user input—and capturing all of that information! -
UX Crash Course: Storyboarding
Whether you’re explaining a concept to a stakeholder or client, or to a UI designer, developer or QA tester, everyone benefits from understanding the context in which the feature or product will be applied by the end user. That’s exactly what storyboarding is perfect for!
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