Behavioural design is a sub-category of design, which is concerned with how design can shape, or be used to influence human behaviour.
The sprint is a five-day process for answering critical business questions through design, prototyping, and testing ideas with customers.
Dashboard design is a frequent request these days. Businesses dream about a simple view that presents all information, shows trends and risky areas, updates users on what happened — a view that will guide them into a bright financial future.
Translation of the platform into other languages. There is no doubt that you have this item in your plans. Let's see how relevant it is now. I propose below to write the languages that need to be implemented first. Please do not duplicate languages in the comments. You can just like an existing comment.
Augmented reality and virtual reality
Charts help you tell accurate and convincing stories around data with beautiful and accessible visualizations. Chart types - Start by identifying the purpose of the visualization and then choose the appropriate chart type. Chart anatomy - The elements constructing each chart are designed to work in harmony. Each piece plays...
This course would be intended to teach about how to be an ethical designer and what kind of behaviors we should avoid. Such topics would include: Dark Patterns Existential Values Design Intent
UX Laws with practical examples
Learn how to implement sound in UX design and how it impacts our daily usage.
It would be great to outline all of the best practices and variations of interaction design.
It would be great if I could go back and check my mistakes once all the answers are done. Especially in the weekly challenges, I wanted to go through the information on each answer once again and the only way for me to do that was by playing the challenge again
Allow users the ability to have open discussions on practices with the ability to upvote comments that add value.
Any key tips to gather all important data and create a report to present to stakeholders?
A course which will teach people about the guidelines which are used to design app on Android or iOS
Best practices, specificities and expectations according to one's profession as a designer ( UX vs UI vs UX/ UI)
How to know which Design methods to use and when. Why and when to use personas, empathy maps, user flows, moodboards, SWOT analysis etc
I see that neumorphism is being used more and more every day. A lot of designs on Dribbble & Behance are based on neumorphism. It'd be great to learn how it works and how to incorporate it in our UI projects.
UX design and UI design patterns for both Android and iOS mobile app would be very helpful. Please add them.
Color blindness is something that affects nearly 5% of the population, and many of our Lessons and UEye Training focus on color. It's our duty as designers and product managers to be empathetic, so providing the ability to skip color lessons and hide color UEye practices is a must.
Senior designers can inspired by beauty design solutions and improve and adapt it for real projects. But Juniors are trying to use it as template. The result is increasing of quantity of NOT workable beauty designs. let's try to add some UX understanding to design process =)