Design: UX Design

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly playing a greater role in a variety of business sectors. The domain of UX design is no exception. Although some developers and UX designers have lingering skepticism about AI, they are embracing AI because of the many benefits it offers.

In fact, a recent survey by HubSpot shows that about 49% of UX designers are using AI to experiment with new design strategies or elements. What role does AI currently play in UX design? Will AI replace UX design or UX designers? Continue reading to find out what UX designers can expect from AI tools. Read More

Today’s world of mobile app and Web-site development is seeing high adoption of UX design and research, from planning to product launch. UX design is a human-first approach to product design and sets the tone for app development, keeping the focus on satisfying your users. Whether you’re designing physical or digital products, your goal is to create useful, easy-to-use products that provide a great experience to the users who interact with them. Those everyday interactions should be enjoyable and accessible to all users. Throughout your design process, it’s important to closely integrate your UX and UI design efforts. UI design focuses on the look and feel, the aesthetic experience of a product, including its fonts, colors, visual affordances for interaction such as buttons, and page layouts.

In this article, we’ll focus on our UX design journey, creating a motion-design app for smartphones and tablets. A unique feature of this app is its platform: The use of smartphones and tablets for professional motion design is not common. Designers typically create motion designs using applications on desktop computers. Read More

Think about it: Have you ever noticed that you felt more relaxed in a blue room or more alert in a red one? That’s color psychology at work. Our brains have deep-rooted associations with colors, shaping our moods and decisions in ways that we often don’t consciously realize.

This concept applies in the world of UX design. Color is more than just a visual element in the design of health and wellness apps; it’s a powerful tool that speaks directly to people’s emotions and behaviors. When users open health or wellness apps, the colors they see aren’t random choices. Their designers have carefully selected them to influence how users feel and act. So, let’s take a deeper dive into the chromatic nature of Web sites and apps in this sensitive and important niche. Read More