UX and Prototyping - Page 5

Be the type expert your users deserve with our ultimate list of free typography resources for UX designers

Deliver the best mobile user experience with these 5 prototyping best practices

Calendar app design can be simple or complex. In this post, we show you 10 of our favorites and how you can make a start on your own

Make your next UX design presentation a winner with these 6 useful tricks

Writing a proposal can strike fear in many a designer. Let’s demystify the design proposal process with these 5 killer tips

The foundation of awesome web & mobile user experiences starts with wireframes. Let’s show you how to create your own wireframe in 6 simple steps

Hick’s Law guides UX designers to create effortless user experiences. Here’s how to apply the law to your UX design

Designers will interact with user experience and marketing personas on a regular basis. But, what’s the difference?

Splash screens give UI designers the chance to make a bold first impression and reinforce brand identity

Is lean UX a UI designer’s dream? Find out what this robust methodology is all about and how it enhances the prototyping process

Which type of prototype is right for your UX design project? In this post, we breakdown common methodologies and their benefits

Kick designer's block to the curb and hit the drawing board with fresh ideas for better UX design with these 5 quick tips

Responsive design is UX at its best; it gives UX designers the opportunity to create seamless user experiences across all platforms and devices

Every designer has to understand UX requirements to create awesome user experiences. Here are 6 simple steps to capture UX requirements

Using an interaction design framework can speed up your design process and create better solutions to complex UX design problems

When it comes to UI layout design, getting your head around some common design patterns can help you create and prototype better designs

Heat maps are a user testing methodology that can give designers valuable insights they need for better UX design

Mobile first can help UX designers create a consistent user experience across all devices leading to happier users. Here's how to get started