Web designers and developers should aim for accessibility because, at the end of the day, accessible design equates to good UX design. Follow these guidelines and web accessibility standards to ensure that everyone has equal access to the web.
It’s DevOpsCon Munich right now, and speaker Debbie Levitt took some time to answer a few questions for us about the importance of UX and how it fits into the DevOps philosophy. By integrating UX into the development process, a better quality end product can be achieved.
While building a website it is essential to see the bigger picture of the whole project, thereupon it is important to understand that there are two different ways to do it. When should you use a single-page application and when should you use a multi-page application? Check out these UX tips for some guidance.
Sometimes designing a mobile app sounds simple, but it can be anything but. How do you come up with an app design that is engaging for your users? Here are some UX tips for designing better mobile apps and what developers and designers should focus on.
Users want the apps on their phones to always deliver value – not satisfying their expectations will eventually lead to lower ratings and more regular uninstalls. So how can we prevent that from happening? We asked Nancy Hua, CEO of Apptimize, to explain what it means to truly optimize an app.
If you had the chance to read Steve Krug’s book Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, you probably know by now that Bitcoin’s UX is a nightmare. Let’s dissect the challenges and find out if this digital currency is bound to be a hot mess.
You mightn’t think it’s always critical. But a product’s success or failure can often depend on one developer’s UX sensitivity. Firefox lead designer Philipp Sackl talks to us about what exactly developers need to know about UX.
How can we take the principles of design and stretch them to examine the intangible aspects of UX?
