Written by: Daria Vander May
When it comes to product development, there is an important distinction you need to make: either design the “right” product, or design products right. In a day and age where consumers have nearly limitless access to goods on the market, it falls on the user experience designer to design something that will stand out.
Written by: Urban Emu
Does it work for the user? That’s the most important question a designer asks. Your business can’t achieve its goals if people struggle to use the product.
Written by: Urban Emu
Imagine waving your arms to switch on your lights or following a prompt to reschedule a meeting for later because your location and speed indicate that you’re running late. This is the future of user experience design.
Written by: Urban Emu
Thanks to technology, we have created an on-demand world that consistently delivers personalized communications and experiences to customers. Customer expectations have been raised as a result — and people now expect to have consistently outstanding experiences across the board when they interact with a brand.
Written by: Urban Emu
User experience happens whether we do anything or not. Both good and bad user experiences result from some effort at shaping the initial experience; however, the chances of having a positive user experience are definitely increased with the right efforts.