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15 Valuable Tools and Services for Designers to Try This Year

May 7, 2020April 1, 2020 by Kate Dagli

When is the best time to think about changing your web-site tool kit? If you haven’t been keeping up with the latest design trends or have fallen in love with the tools and services you’ve had for along time, the answer is probably now.

The thought of having to make a change can be disconcerting at first. After all, moving out of one’s comfort zone is seldom fun.

When you’re presented with 15 of the top services and tools presently available and have the opportunity to upgrade that toolkit of yours. The prospect of doing so can be downright exciting.

Why not do so right now? If you make a wrong choice, which is very unlikely, you can always go back to the way things were. We seriously doubt that will be the case.

Starting with UXPin, give it a try. Good things are likely to happen.

Breadcrumbs Design 101

July 19, 2022March 18, 2020 by HR

How often do we go to an unknown place and have this fear of getting lost? All we look for is for signs to help us navigate the surroundings. We’re looking for something that helps us get around the unknown territory. Some information that would help us reach the destination or at least will keep us informed about where we are. Well, that is precisely what breadcrumbs do for websites; in simpler words, they are the signs for websites. For websites that have a large number of pages, for instance, e-commerce sites, breadcrumbs help users to navigate and improve their website experience. A breadcrumb helps reduce the efforts for the visitor to reach a higher-level page.

Brochure Design 101 | Designing Brochures

January 24, 2020 by HR

Let’s just begin with stating the undeniable fact that a brochure is a final document that organizes all the details about your business/company. It is the handout that you provide to the client to spread awareness about your product or service. A poor brochure design would drive away potential clients to the greedy hands of the competitor brands.

A brochure is necessarily a single leaflet that combines and portrays every detail about the company, product, service, event, a campaign or any other vital information. It is usually a bi-fold or tri-fold piece of paper. Still, some other designers also experiment with z-fold, c-fold or any other customized fold, substantially increasing the cost of design and production per fold.

10 Habits of a Successful Front End Designer

August 15, 2019 by HR

A front end designer is responsible for creating and implementing all those visual elements that the users can see and interact within a web application. They are supported by back-end web developers who integrate the work of front end designers. Front-End Web Developer is a combination of design and programming as they are responsible for the translation of the UI/UX design wireframes to creating visual elements of the application. So what kind of habits many successful front-end designer share? Let’s take a look:

Comparison Table Design: 7 Important Considerations

August 8, 2019 by HR

A feature comparison table is useful in decision making for customers. Comparison tables can add value to specific product features, explaining why the product is relevant to the customer and how it is better than others. Also, while putting the list of features together, you should include expert reviews, ratings, and customer reviews to provide complete information about the product.

Creating the Perfect Color Palette for a Website

July 4, 2019 by HR

It is rightly said that colors speak louder than words. The visual stimuli very finely guide human beings around them, and it makes a larger impact over them compared to any other aspect. Selecting the perfect color combinations for a website is an integral part of the entire branding process. Usually, people consider it as an aesthetic decision. But in a real sense, colors have a direct relation with various emotions of customers or target audience. Hence everything we do is guided by visual stimuli.

Creating an appropriate color palette for your website will allow provide it a professional look. You will be able to attract more visitors to your website. Once on the website, a consistent and effective color palette combined with compelling content, will keep your users on the web page for a longer period of time.

Here you will get a quick hands-on guide to create the perfect color palette to design your website.

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December 30, 2019March 27, 2019 by Iggy

In the digital world, striving to create bug-free software has always been a worthy cause. But if a bug does manage to escape detection, it doesn’t necessarily cause a problem. Website or app can produce unsatisfactory or less than expected results. This is the case when poor performance is often traced to a usability issue.

Top Productivity Apps for Design Teams to Achieve a Perfect Workflow

June 20, 2020February 27, 2019 by Kate Dagli

The world is preoccupied with productivity. Do more in less time; do what you’re doing better; or simply do both. The digital age has given us a wealth of tools to do both. Thereby enabling us to lead more productive and fulfilling lives.

Except – the digital age has also given us more tasks to do, tasks that are more complex, and less time to do them.

Best Practices for UI and UX Design

December 30, 2019February 22, 2019 by Iggy

Every designer has his or her own favored methods and techniques to create a functional UI/UX for a web app or a mobile interface. How do you know if your process is a robust one? The steps involved in creating a digital/product experience involves conducting research, ideation, prototyping, creating high fidelity mockups and presenting your findings to stakeholders and users. However, every project is unique and comes with its own challenges.

In this article, we will discuss some of the recurring problems and challenges that a designer is often met with when creating a UX/UI for an app. These learnings can be applied to enhance the overall design, functionality and the process in smaller projects.

UI vs UX Design: Side-by-Side Comparison

December 30, 2019December 18, 2018 by Iggy

User experience design (UI design) quite simply stands for what it is – the whole experience of the user. It is a collection of interactions between the user and the company, its services, and products. In comparison, UX design measures or identifies the pain points of the user and uses this information to build a rough prototype to test these ideas from where the information is validated. UX focuses on the usability aspect of a product and there are many ways to build one that meets a need that is not currently being met in the market.