UX design

UX design

The peak-end rule explains that our memory of an event is shaped largely by two moments: the peak emotional high point and how the experience concludes.

The creative industry often presents a dream of pure artistry, yet many professionals find themselves burdened with administrative tasks instead.

In many organizations, decisions are made in boardrooms, far removed from the customer's reality. Metrics are dissected. Dashboards are studied. Yet somehow, the real customer experience gets overlooked or misrepresented.

My goal wasn't to create a 30-page matrix filled with boxes and jargon. I wanted to create something actionable, flexible, and grounded in reality.

Great service design is often invisible as it solves problems and removes barriers, which isn't necessarily noticed as much as a shiny new product.

Designers have always been problem-solvers. But until recently, we were often boxed into solving parts of problems - the visuals, the flow, the usability.

Getting contrast right is one of the fastest ways to make your designs more accessible. Minimum contrast ratios according to WCAG are crucial for text and UI components.

The latest generation of AI tools is integral to all phases of the product life cycle, influencing requirements writing, visual design, and coding processes.

At Lovart, we don't have product managers. We have designers who teach AI how to think, in a way that you might expect from a Creative Director.

The Design Manager tends to the mind while the Lead Designer tends to the body, emphasizing the importance of synergy between both roles.

Nora emphasizes the importance of curiosity in identifying gaps or assumptions in product management, advocating for a culture of openness and diverse perspectives. She believes that understanding the audience is crucial, as this aligns closely with product strategy and helps to create meaningful interactions.

This MOC by PovedaBricks showcases over 2,286 bricks, creating a charming homage to late 80s and early 90s computers. Every detail reflects the clunky design of that era.

User research insights often fail to drive organizational change because they are not connected to business objectives, making it difficult for stakeholders to recognize their potential impact.

WCAG, short for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, provides standards for making web content accessible to individuals with various abilities, evolving through several updates since 1999.

Even users who were dissatisfied with the older version still push back against a fix, showing that rejection of change is often about user psychology.

Designing AI features effectively requires a systematic approach, focusing on user interaction and efficiency rather than relying solely on chat-based interfaces.

Our understanding of the human body, particularly the brain and nervous system, has been profoundly shaped by the tools and technologies of each era. During the rise of mechanical craftsmanship, we began perceiving the body and brain as hydraulic systems and intricate clockwork mechanisms.