More Than Just Pretty: How Imagery Drives User Experience
As the saying goes, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” Human beings are highly visual creatures who are able to process visual information almost ins…
How Functional Animation Helps Improve User Experience
Since humans are visually driven creatures, the impact of imagery only increases with the help of animation. Our eyes innately pay attention to moving objects, and animation is like eye candy — catchy and bright elements that call attention to and help differentiate an app from its competitors.
As of late, more and more designers are incorporating animation as a functional element that enhances the user experience. Animation is no longer just for delight; it is one of the most important tools for successful interaction.
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Becoming A Better Facilitator
Facilitation in the broadest sense means helping or enabling people to achieve a positive outcome. It’s an important and often under-appreciated skill fo…
Becoming A Better Facilitator
Facilitation in the broadest sense means helping or enabling people to achieve a positive outcome. It’s an important and often under-appreciated skill fo…
Improving The UX Of Names With Vocalizer.js
We have all encountered names that are difficult to pronounce. Having a challenging name myself, I get different pronunciations of my first name, Atif, a…
Improving The UX Of Names With Vocalizer.js
We have all encountered names that are difficult to pronounce. Having a challenging name myself, I get different pronunciations of my first name, Atif, a…
Strategies For Effective Mobile Landing Pages
When designing a landing page to promote a product or service online, you’re ultimately pointing users toward one goal. That goal most often relates to g…
How Creating A Design Language Can Streamline Your UX Design Process
Around a year ago, while working at a digital agency, I was given the objective of streamlining our UX design process. Twelve months later, this article …