Webinar: Fundamentals of UI/UX design
User Interface (UI) refers to the way humans interact with when using a website, app, or other electronic device. This includes screens, buttons, toggles, icons, and other visual elements. And User Experience (UX) refers to the entire interaction users have with a product, including how users feel about the interaction.
A seamless and intuitive UI & UX are paramount for organizational success. They serve as the bridge between users and technology, ensuring that interactions are efficient, enjoyable, and frustration-free. In software, this leads to higher user adoption rates and retention, while in hardware, it enhances usability and reduces the learning curve. Ultimately, prioritizing good UI/UX fosters customer satisfaction, loyalty, and drives positive word-of-mouth, positioning organizations at the forefront of their industry.
Some key benefits of UI/UX include
WHAT WE COVERED IN THIS WEBINAR
Overall, UI/UX is crucial as it directly impacts customer perception, influencing their decision to engage, purchase, and advocate for a product or service. Choosing the right UX method depends on the specific goals and constraints of your project & various factors, including user needs, and available resources.
Please watch the full webinar to learn more about UI/UX design.
Below are the answers provided during the webinar for the questions that were asked.
1. How do you identify which method would you apply and in which stage of a process?
Choosing the right UX method depends on the various factors, including user needs, and available resources:
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Project Deadline: Project deadlines are crucial in determining the feasibility of certain methods. If time is limited, you may need to prioritize methods that can provide valuable insights quickly.
For example, quick user surveys or heuristic evaluations can yield useful feedback in a shorter time frame.
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Budget: Some methods may require more resources than others. Choose methods that align with your available resources.
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Complexity of the Project: More complex projects may benefit from a broader range of methods, while simpler projects may require fewer.
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Stakeholder Input: Understand the preferences and requirements of stakeholders involved in the project.
2. Do you take in consideration project deadline? Reason is due to long processes, sessions and analysis might take too long.
Here are some considerations for selecting UX methods:
It’s often beneficial to use a combination of methods to get a well-rounded view. So, the best way is to adapt your approach based on the specific needs and constraints of your project.
Ultimately, it's important to strike a balance between the depth of research and the available time. Flexibility and adaptability are key in UX design, so be prepared to adjust your approach based on project constraints.
This webinar was presented by Decos, a cutting-edge technology services partner ready to meet your diversified needs in the healthcare domain.
If you have any questions about this webinar or wish to seek advice on UI/UX design, please contact Devesh at devesh.agarwal@decos.com
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