Neomorphism is a design style born from skeuomorphism and it brings “freshness” or in other words “new feel” to the user interface. This design style is all about solid colors, low contrast and the right play of shadowing. This style looks great, but how would it appear to visually impaired …
Empathy is one of the main characteristics which need sharpening as a UX Designer. But often we misunderstand empathy with sympathy. In effort of practicing empathy, mistakenly we tend to go with sympathy. That’s why we need to clearly understand the difference between it. Let’s say that you saw someone …
Sinead Burke (who has achondroplasia) explains in her Ted Talks(“Why design should include everyone”) the struggles she face in her daily life due to the lack of accessibility designed in to everyday things. This is not concern for just one person. There are billions of people out there who faces …
User experience is all about “People” and their “Feelings” over a product, system or service.
Sometimes we speak about UX as an attribute which end with the product launch. But it is not. It is something we need to continue in achieving until our product survives.