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Kick Off the Summer Season by Reading These 5 UX Articles
Need summer reading ideas? Expand your UX skills, stay on top of the latest prototyping trends, or help pitch your projects to your stakeholders with the 5 most popular UX articles from our social media platforms.
We chatted with Matan, a Product Manager that recently expanded his skill set to include UX. His project serves as a way to demonstrate his newly learned UX and Axure skills, as he explored new employment opportunities.
We chatted with Luke, who is a long-time Axure RP user and UX designer of 10-years about his Axure prototype. His project serves as a tool to help Anglo concertina players learn scales and chords. Learn more about how Luke built his working prototype in Axure RP.
Throughout the year, we've shared numerous UX and industry related articles with you across our social media platforms. As we wrap up 2021, we bring you the 5 most popular UX articles we shared and why they stand out to us!
The Difference Between UX and UI in the Design Process
When it comes to designing and prototyping, the line between UX and UI is often blurred and the terms are sometimes used interchangeably. User experience (UX) design and user interface (UI) design are both integral parts of the process, and it’s important to recognize their differences and the purpose of each.
Top 5 UX Articles Rolling into Fall
Whenever we came across an article that we thought could help you hone your UX skills, stay on top of the latest prototyping trends, or help you pitch your projects to your stakeholders, we did our best to share them across our social media channels. Based on the shares, comments, and clicks from this summer, we bring you the 5 most popular UX articles and why they stand out to us. Cheers and happy reading!
Finding the Balance When Prototyping Data-Intensive Features
Prototyping data-intensive experiences can be fun as well as challenging. These tips have helped an Axure user create effective, high fidelity prototypes that provide a rich understanding of how users interact with the Cost of Care Calculator.
Launching a Software Startup With No Code, Just Prototyping: Benjamin Stanley and SureVX
Can you use a high fidelity prototype as a minimum viable product to get a startup off the ground? That’s exactly what SureVX founder Benjamin Stanley did: He used the Axure platform to make his idea a reality without having to invest crucial early-stage capital into software development.
Digital prototypes help teams test out new ideas quickly and cheaply, allowing them to catch potential usability issues before engineers spend valuable time building flawed features or products. It is through finding out where our assumptions fall short that we create the best products.