This is Part 2 of our beginners’ UX Design tutorial. In this article, we will address the how and the why of user experience design by starting off from wireframing as a process and give you more detail about usability and user testing.
User experience (UX) is one of the most important elements of web design, and many seem to fail at this crucial point. If you are new to design and would like to familiarize yourself with UX principles – the what, the who, the how, and the why – here we will present you the main concepts to help you streamline a UX workflow and develop a mindset that will lead you to better design thinking.
I want to start a blog but I am not sure where to start. I am not a programmer, but I would like to run a blog. I love writing, especially about fashion, but blogging seems tiresome and time-consuming – what should I do? If these questions concern you, you are in the right place. Here we will try to give an overview of all the things you need for setting up a fashion blog and dominating in the blogosphere.
Have you ever wondered what programming language Google uses? Or what language was used for writing YouTube, Dropbox, Instagram, Pinterest and many other websites? The answer is Python.
Logos are important for businesses. They represent companies and their vision and goals and make them memorable. And certainly, every company wants to be memorable. This is where logo design steps in.
The scenario goes something like this: you build a great website, social media profiles, start the campaigns, but – alas – no results! What may be the cause of this?
