I completed Start the UX Design Process: Empathize, Define, and Ideate! Check out my certificate coursera.org/share/00669c438… #Coursera

I like how Penpot handles design tokens — switching modes and themes is effortless, and managing them feels clean.

Web Design Library — Navbar Components. Designed in @penpotapp Icons by @nucleoicons Logo from @logoipsum

Skeleton Screens 101 > skeleton screens should be used with a wait time that’s under 10 seconds. On the other hand, progress bars are strongly recommended for any page that takes longer that 10 seconds to load nngroup.com/articles/skeleto… via @nngroup

Interactive Input Field Component for an LLM service. Built in @penpotapp Icons from @nucleoicons

Making a design system in @penpot Just for fun. #Penpot #DesignSystem #UIDesign #UXDesign

Side navigation for an LLM service. Designed for focus and flow. @penpot × @nucleo #UIDesign #LLM #UXDesign #DesignChallenge #AIInterface

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How to convince customers to switch to webflow from Wordpress? Wordpress is cheaper. As a designer webflow is comfortable but for customers, cheaper is better. Isn’t it?

Do you write user requirements for your UI design projects? Personally I feel comfortable to write them down to hand over with design.

💎 UX Research Methods Chart There are at least 20 popular UX research methods. This chart will help you choose UX research methods that will work best for you.

Proof that the fundamentals of UI design have been forgotten 🤦‍♂️ Stack forms in a single column layout ✅ Efficient to complete ✅ Low interaction cost ✅ Consistent downward momentum ✅ Low cognitive load 📘 This is just 1 of 100 design guidelines in my book @practicalUI

One of the questions I get an awful lot these days is, "How do we show that a great experience produces immense value for the organization?" That's why I drew this Diagram that Shows the Value of Great UX: articles.centercentre.com/th…

Designers who are working on their portfolio and agency website today 👋 A friendly reminder; 🚫 Your portfolio's purpose is not to show off what you did in past 🌟 It is to show what you want to do in the future! Don't show everything you did! Curate it! Display your best work! Show relevant work to what you want to attract You don't have any or enough? Create some! It doesn't have to be real client projects. Redesign leading brands in that market. Show your vision and skills. Attract relevant clients and projects. Remember; Look at the future, not the past. Cheers, ✌️

4 landing page copywriting styles to steal in 2024: 1/ The WHO/WHY/WHAT Framework WHO: "engineers" WHY: "build better products" WHAT: "all-in-one platform for analyze, test, observe, and deploy new features" 2/ Promise a clear benefit to a specific audience Use location-focused headings to directly speak to your audience about your offer. The audience doesn't care about your product. They want the best solution for their problem. Focus on benefits not just features, to stand out from competitors. 3/ Objection Handling & Solution Objection: "collecting testimonials is tough" Solution: "with Senja, you can collect, manage, and share testimonials easily" 4/ Sell the dream outcome Justin directly addresses "you" (the visitors), positioning himself as the key to helping you achieve your online business dreams.

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Learn how to use Design Principles in UI to boost your UX/UI Designs 🔥🔥 What are Fundamental Design Principles? Fundamental design principles are the rules that designers should follow to achieve a good result and composition in their user interface designs. Here are a few major principles. Summary: Emphasis / Dominance Create a focal point on the screen that will intentionally draw user’s attention. Unity / Rhythm Create a pattern from the elements to achieve harmony and visual rhythm. Hierarchy Arrange the elements in order to define their importance and role by size, font, color, and other properties. Balance Arrange the elements on the screen to achieve even distribution of shape and space. Proportion / Scale Create a baseline for the viewer to compare the size of elements. Contrast Emphasize the difference between elements using color, shape, or size. Similarity Use color, shape, size, or other property to make the user perceive multiple elements as belonging to the same group. Download PDF: uxhints.com/wp-content/uploa… #ux #uxdesign #ui #uidesign #uxlaws #ocamsrazor #productdesign #uxprocess #userexperience #design #designthinking #research #userresearch #uxresearch #usertesting #usability #usabilitytesting #prototyping #agile #mvp #startup #digital #visualdesign #graphicdesign #business

UX explanation of iOS native mobile app screen 🔥👇