Unpacking the UX Design Process
We all yearn to build something meaningful. Something that is relevant to humans and serves a deeper purpose in society than just mere prettiness. What is UX design? User experience design (UXD) is the process of creating products that enhance user satisfaction. It offers meaning and relevance in a world where things sometimes don’t always […]
How To Ask User Experience Questions
As the year wraps up, we’re also starting to think about how we can get ahead before the New Year begins. With the office slowly closing shop, we thought this was the perfect time to brush up on some of our most important skills. UX discovery is a fundamental aspect of our planning process at […]
Designing the Polar Experience
Last week, we published an article on the concept and planning of Polar iOS. We mentioned that as a digital product design and development studio, we build a lot of digital products. Building products for clients can have numerous rewards, especially when you get to work closely with their in-house teams. But Polar was a […]
What is UX Writing?
As user experience design continues to drive business success, it’s no brainer that the field of user experience design continues to grow, too. “As we are able to distinguish more of what each role entails, it becomes more clear what each role is alone.” The industry is constantly changing. Not long ago, many folks hadn’t […]
Guiding Methodology for Interaction Design
We’re a digital product design studio specializing in user experience design. This means that rather than working on one in-house product, we’re often working on a number of projects at once and our design team, as a result, needs to be extra lean and Agile. Process, therefore, plays a big part in how we work, […]
Using Personas to Create Meaningful User Experiences
New Years means that we get to start over and commit to doing better. For us, we’re constantly striving to think less about ourselves and more about the user. As user experience designers, it’s part of our process to constantly ask what and for whom we’re designing for. While we may be users of our […]