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Chuck Alvarez
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1. Poor Navigation
2. Cluttered Interfaces
3. Unclear Calls to Action
4. Poor Mobile Optimization
For a better user experience, make sure menus are easy to navigate with clear labels, prioritize content by using whitespace effectively, ensure buttons stand out and use language that prompts action, and don't forget to test your design on different devices to ensure it works well on mobile.
What are some common UX problems that you run into?
Ceren Tuna
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Chuck Alvarez
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We consistently upskill ourselves by covering blogs and articles from:
1. Smashing Magazine
2. UX Design CC
3. Nielson Norman Group
4. Medium
5. A List Apart
6. InVision Blog
How do you stay updated on UI/UX design trends and best practices?
Ceren Tuna
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Chuck Alvarez
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When deciding whether to outsource or keep development in-house, consider factors like project complexity, budget, and available expertise. Outsourcing can bring new ideas and cost savings, while in-house development offers more control and alignment with company goals. It's important to weigh these factors based on your specific needs and resources.
Outsource or in-house?
Lili Péntek
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Chuck Alvarez
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We at Abstract use Figma! To create dashboard mockups for a landing page in Figma:
1. Use Figma's tools to design the dashboard layout.
2. Include interactive elements like buttons using Figma's prototyping features.
3. Export the mockup as a PNG or JPEG for use on the landing page.
Wanted to know, how do you create mocks up of dashboard to show at landing page?
Vivek Gautam
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Chuck Alvarez
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- Clear and detailed designs communicating layout, functionality, and styling
- Use of correct file formats (e.g., PSD, Sketch, Figma)
- Inclusion of assets like images and fonts
- Openness to collaboration and feedback throughout the development process
What do you expect from the designer who gives you the design files for your website development?
Vertika Nigam
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It's like walking a tightrope – you want to add new features to keep users engaged, but you also need to fix bugs to keep the product stable and reliable.
One approach is to prioritize bugs that impact the user experience or core functionality. For less critical bugs, you can schedule them alongside feature development, allocating time in each sprint for bug fixing.
How do you balance feature development with bug fixing when working on a product?
Felize Silva
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