Question 1

What is User Experience (UX)?

Accepted Answer

User Experience (UX) comprises human feelings, perception, emotions, and preferences during and after using an application. User Experience (UX) Development is the procedure of improving the overall experience of the users when they interact with the application or website in order to achieve its objective to provide the maximum customer satisfaction.

Question 2

What is UI Development?

Accepted Answer

The User Interface (UI), on the other hand, is the process of improving the presentation and the interactivity of the web or mobile application.  It entails the appearance of an application when a user is interacting with it. User Interface ensures the user can easily interact with the application. Each screen, page, buttons and other visual elements you see while using an application is the User Interface of that application.

Question 3

Why is UI UX design important?

Accepted Answer

The primary goal of any business is to increase its sales and increase the growth of the business. The UI and UX Design help to win the consumers’ confidence and make them use your application or website providing them what they are looking for. UX/UI Design plays an essential role in achieving this goal. Websites and applications that respond quickly and efficiently are the ones who acquire superior success. Good UI UX design ensures that users would be able to navigate a digital product in the most efficient fashion. The UX/UI Design of the application improves the user experience and customer satisfaction that ultimately helps increase the number of users of the specific application and for a start-up or a small venture, the importance of UI and UX Design becomes even more crucial as the first impression lasts long and using UI and UX designing can make or break the brand recognition.

Question 4

How Can UX Design Help a Small Business?

Accepted Answer

Benefit 1: Investing in UX design upfront can significantly reduce costs down the line. Benefit 2: User Experience can help you increase your conversions. Benefit 3: UX design can help with your SEO. Benefit 4: Increase your brand loyalty with UX design. Benefit 5: UX design can help increase word of mouth referrals. Benefit 6: UX determines how your brand is perceived. Benefit 6: Quantitative and qualitative analysis go hand in hand. Benefit 6: UX cultivates user-centricity

Question 5

Which is the best UI UX Design company in India?

Accepted Answer

WIMD Technologies is a proven UI UX Design and Software Development company in Bangalore. We specializes in Web & User interface design, Software and mobile Application Developments, SEO & Digital Marketing Services

Question 6

Why is user centered design important?

Accepted Answer

User-centered design is an important framework for creating designs with effective user experience (UX). UCD in mobile UX best practices that focuses on how users actually use a product (including mobile apps and websites), rather than expecting users to adapt their behavior to the way a product works.

Question 7

What is a mobile first approach?

Accepted Answer

Mobile UX best practices demand a mobile-first approach. It’s when a UX designer starts with the mobile version of a website and then creates the desktop version as an extension of that, rather than designing first for desktop and then for mobile. Most of the mobile UX patterns work well on desktop sites, but the reverse is not always true.

Question 8

What is the difference between UX and UI?

Accepted Answer

UX refers to the 'User experience', while UI stands for 'User Interface'. UI is like the bridge that gets us where we want to go, UX is the feeling we get when we arrive. UX is focused on the user’s journey to solve a problem, UI is focused on how a product’s surfaces look and function . UX deals with the purpose and functionality of the product. UI deals with the quality of the interaction that the end-user has with the product. UI design has an artistic component as it relates to the design and interface with the product. It affects what the end-user sees, hears, and feels. UX has more of a social component for market research and communicating with clients to understand what their needs are. UX focuses on project management and analysis through the entire phase of ideation, development, and delivery. UI has more of a technical component to produce the design components for the finished product. Good UX practices incorporate UI design, user research, usability, branding, functionality, and mobile UX design principles among other aspects of design.

Question 9

UX is Not UI?

Accepted Answer

UX is not UI, but they do complement each other. 1) UX makes interfaces useful, UI makes  interfaces beautiful. 2) UX helps users accomplish goals, UI makes emotional connections. 3) UX design precedes UI design. 4) UX design occurs throughout products, interfaces, and services; UI only pertains to interfaces.

Question 10

What is the relationship for you between UX and visual/graphic design?

Accepted Answer

I view UX as the often-invisible bulk of a product and visual/graphic design as the icing on the cake. Without visual design, the “UX cake” isn’t typically palatable enough to be fully enjoyable. Visual design critically contributes to two pieces of a product: legitimacy and accessibility. Individual visual design preferences can be subjective, so my opinions regarding visual design are aimed towards ensuring the support of the underlying user experience design.

Question 11

What are the design trends for 2020?

Accepted Answer

1) Meaningful value :- As technologies progress and give designers and developers these insanely powerful tools, the tech culture switches the conversation towards meaning and narrative rather than emotion and sensation. 2) Astonishing animation :- There is a misconception that complex animation is hardware dependent to the point where it makes no sense to produce it for the mass run by sluggish. 3)Low-key gradients:-The general design trend technology is gearing towards is automation, AI delegation, less is more and everything of that kind. It’s not to write about those anymore. However, the visual elements attributed to that kind of design are making its way into what is still a heavily-human job processors. 4) Human writing :- The progress of the UX writing trend from the past two years set the standards high for writers in design. The term “UX writing” itself will fade as any product writing for the people is UX writing. 5) Blended experiences :- Visuals are stronger than words. Combing fast-loading controlless videos integrated into layouts is a good way to liven up the experience. Content is king and the way it gets delivered plays a huge role in the impact it makes 6) Heavy renders :- While it’s hard to imagine a designer whose default behavior does not involve a vector set of icons and an our advantages block, the upper crust of the industry is taking it back to simple scenarios and stellar renders.

Question 12

What are the design trends for 2020?

Accepted Answer

1) Meaningful value :- As technologies progress and give designers and developers these insanely powerful tools, the tech culture switches the conversation towards meaning and narrative rather than emotion and sensation. 2) Astonishing animation :- There is a misconception that complex animation is hardware dependent to the point where it makes no sense to produce it for the mass run by sluggish. 3)Low-key gradients:-The general design trend technology is gearing towards is automation, AI delegation, less is more and everything of that kind. It’s not to write about those anymore. However, the visual elements attributed to that kind of design are making its way into what is still a heavily-human job processors. 4) Human writing :- The progress of the UX writing trend from the past two years set the standards high for writers in design. The term “UX writing” itself will fade as any product writing for the people is UX writing. 5) Blended experiences :- Visuals are stronger than words. Combing fast-loading controlless videos integrated into layouts is a good way to liven up the experience. Content is king and the way it gets delivered plays a huge role in the impact it makes 6) Heavy renders :- While it’s hard to imagine a designer whose default behavior does not involve a vector set of icons and an our advantages block, the upper crust of the industry is taking it back to simple scenarios and stellar renders.

Question 13

What are the design trends for 2020?

Accepted Answer

1) Meaningful value :- As technologies progress and give designers and developers these insanely powerful tools, the tech culture switches the conversation towards meaning and narrative rather than emotion and sensation. 2) Astonishing animation :- There is a misconception that complex animation is hardware dependent to the point where it makes no sense to produce it for the mass run by sluggish. 3)Low-key gradients:-The general design trend technology is gearing towards is automation, AI delegation, less is more and everything of that kind. It’s not to write about those anymore. However, the visual elements attributed to that kind of design are making its way into what is still a heavily-human job processors. 4) Human writing :- The progress of the UX writing trend from the past two years set the standards high for writers in design. The term “UX writing” itself will fade as any product writing for the people is UX writing. 5) Blended experiences :- Visuals are stronger than words. Combing fast-loading controlless videos integrated into layouts is a good way to liven up the experience. Content is king and the way it gets delivered plays a huge role in the impact it makes 6) Heavy renders :- While it’s hard to imagine a designer whose default behavior does not involve a vector set of icons and an our advantages block, the upper crust of the industry is taking it back to simple scenarios and stellar renders.

Question 14

What are the design trends for 2020?

Accepted Answer

1) Meaningful value :- As technologies progress and give designers and developers these insanely powerful tools, the tech culture switches the conversation towards meaning and narrative rather than emotion and sensation. 2) Astonishing animation :- There is a misconception that complex animation is hardware dependent to the point where it makes no sense to produce it for the mass run by sluggish. 3)Low-key gradients:-The general design trend technology is gearing towards is automation, AI delegation, less is more and everything of that kind. It’s not to write about those anymore. However, the visual elements attributed to that kind of design are making its way into what is still a heavily-human job processors. 4) Human writing :- The progress of the UX writing trend from the past two years set the standards high for writers in design. The term “UX writing” itself will fade as any product writing for the people is UX writing. 5) Blended experiences :- Visuals are stronger than words. Combing fast-loading controlless videos integrated into layouts is a good way to liven up the experience. Content is king and the way it gets delivered plays a huge role in the impact it makes 6) Heavy renders :- While it’s hard to imagine a designer whose default behavior does not involve a vector set of icons and an our advantages block, the upper crust of the industry is taking it back to simple scenarios and stellar renders.

Question 15

What are the design trends for 2020?

Accepted Answer

1) Meaningful value :- As technologies progress and give designers and developers these insanely powerful tools, the tech culture switches the conversation towards meaning and narrative rather than emotion and sensation. 2) Astonishing animation :- There is a misconception that complex animation is hardware dependent to the point where it makes no sense to produce it for the mass run by sluggish. 3)Low-key gradients:-The general design trend technology is gearing towards is automation, AI delegation, less is more and everything of that kind. It’s not to write about those anymore. However, the visual elements attributed to that kind of design are making its way into what is still a heavily-human job processors. 4) Human writing :- The progress of the UX writing trend from the past two years set the standards high for writers in design. The term “UX writing” itself will fade as any product writing for the people is UX writing. 5) Blended experiences :- Visuals are stronger than words. Combing fast-loading controlless videos integrated into layouts is a good way to liven up the experience. Content is king and the way it gets delivered plays a huge role in the impact it makes 6) Heavy renders :- While it’s hard to imagine a designer whose default behavior does not involve a vector set of icons and an our advantages block, the upper crust of the industry is taking it back to simple scenarios and stellar renders.

Question 16

What are the design trends for 2020?

Accepted Answer

1) Meaningful value :- As technologies progress and give designers and developers these insanely powerful tools, the tech culture switches the conversation towards meaning and narrative rather than emotion and sensation. 2) Astonishing animation :- There is a misconception that complex animation is hardware dependent to the point where it makes no sense to produce it for the mass run by sluggish. 3)Low-key gradients:-The general design trend technology is gearing towards is automation, AI delegation, less is more and everything of that kind. It’s not to write about those anymore. However, the visual elements attributed to that kind of design are making its way into what is still a heavily-human job processors. 4) Human writing :- The progress of the UX writing trend from the past two years set the standards high for writers in design. The term “UX writing” itself will fade as any product writing for the people is UX writing. 5) Blended experiences :- Visuals are stronger than words. Combing fast-loading controlless videos integrated into layouts is a good way to liven up the experience. Content is king and the way it gets delivered plays a huge role in the impact it makes 6) Heavy renders :- While it’s hard to imagine a designer whose default behavior does not involve a vector set of icons and an our advantages block, the upper crust of the industry is taking it back to simple scenarios and stellar renders.

Question 17

What are the design trends for 2020?

Accepted Answer

1) Meaningful value :- As technologies progress and give designers and developers these insanely powerful tools, the tech culture switches the conversation towards meaning and narrative rather than emotion and sensation. 2) Astonishing animation :- There is a misconception that complex animation is hardware dependent to the point where it makes no sense to produce it for the mass run by sluggish. 3)Low-key gradients:-The general design trend technology is gearing towards is automation, AI delegation, less is more and everything of that kind. It’s not to write about those anymore. However, the visual elements attributed to that kind of design are making its way into what is still a heavily-human job processors. 4) Human writing :- The progress of the UX writing trend from the past two years set the standards high for writers in design. The term “UX writing” itself will fade as any product writing for the people is UX writing. 5) Blended experiences :- Visuals are stronger than words. Combing fast-loading controlless videos integrated into layouts is a good way to liven up the experience. Content is king and the way it gets delivered plays a huge role in the impact it makes 6) Heavy renders :- While it’s hard to imagine a designer whose default behavior does not involve a vector set of icons and an our advantages block, the upper crust of the industry is taking it back to simple scenarios and stellar renders.