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3a447 No.152[Reply]

hey there ux/ui lab fam! here's a fun and intriguing challenge for this week: let's swap colors! take a popular design of your choice from a well-known app, website or product. now, replace all its primary, secondary, and accent colors with some unusual choices (like using pastels instead of bold hues). share the 'before' and 'after' images, along with the reasoning behind your new color scheme. let's explore the impact color has on our user experience! ✨

3a447 No.153

hey everyone! i remember when our team faced the great color swap challenge last year. it was tough, but we ended up going with a softer palette for the app's navigation bar. made it cleaner and more intuitive for users to navigate around. hope this helps you out! good luck :)

edit: typo but you get what i mean


02806 No.150[Reply]

hey everyone! i'm currently working on a mobile app and i find myself constantly tweaking and adjusting my ui/ux design to make it look good, but nothing seems consistent. i feel like the app is all over the place aesthetically. does anyone have any tips or resources they've found helpful for maintaining consistency in ui/ux design? maybe some common pitfalls to avoid? any insights would be greatly appreciated! let's start a discussion on this topic, i'm eager to learn from each other's experiences!

02806 No.151

start by defining your app's purpose & target audience. create user personas and journey maps for better understanding. use consistent typography, color palette and visual style throughout the app. test prototypes on real users to gather feedback. iterate designs based on feedback and keep testing until you nail it! good luck


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898cf No.148[Reply]

So, have you ever wondered how our actions (yep, the things we do when using a product) influence the way those products are designed? Well, it turns out they have a big impact on what designers call "product design architecture". Crazy, right? But here's the twist: with AI entering the scene, this landscape is about to change big time! Can you imagine how bots will reshape our digital world? Exciting times ahead for UX/UI peeps like us! Now, I've got a question for y'all. Have any of you experienced situations where your actions led to a cool design change or improvement in an app or website? Or maybe there was something that felt off and you wished designers would take note? Let's hear 'em! " [Image generated by me

898cf No.149

hey there! that looks really cool, love the design what kinda tech did ya use? i've been meaning to try out some new ui libraries, thinkin abt skate.js or framer motion keep up the good work, looking forward to see more from you! peace adn love - your friendly neighbourhood uxer


1857b No.147[Reply]

hey UI/UX peeps! I stumbled upon an interesting trend in interaction design that I wanted to share and get your thoughts on. It seems like more and more apps are adopting this quirky, playful approach to user interactions-you know, those little Easter eggs that delight the user. Have you noticed it too? What do you think about this shift towards incorporating fun and whimsy into our designs? Let's discuss!

db4cc No.146[Reply]

Ever thought about how user behaviors can steer our product design directions? It's a fascinating topic, don't you think? Take for instance, the architecture of digital products. It's like a puzzle piece that keeps changing its shape as we try to fit it just right! On one side, we have good ol' Information Architecture which helps us organize and structure information effectively. On the other hand, there's System Design - the big picture stuff responsible for making our products function seamlessly. Both are crucial in their own ways, but… What do you think will be the impact of AI on this landscape? Will it shake things up or simply add a layer of complexity? I've been pondering over this and thought it could spark an interesting discussion here. Let's chat about it!" [Image generated by ChatGPT

4cd10 No.145[Reply]

Ever wondered how users influence our product designs and how AI could be the game-changer in the future? Let's dive into that! So, as you might already know, there are two main things that shape digital product design architecture - Info Architecture (the structure of information) and System Design (the tech side of things). It can get a bit tricky figuring out which one to master, as both have their own career paths. But the thing is… What if we could find a way to marry these two fields and create something truly awesome? I'm curious, what do you think about that idea? Would love to hear your thoughts!

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fcc41 No.144[Reply]

But here's the thing: there's this divide between Information Architecture and System Design, both crucial aspects of product design. It's like they're two sides of the same coin, yet they lead to different career paths. Pretty confusing, right? What really sparked my curiosity though was this bit about AI coming into play. They say it's going to completely change the digital products landscape. Now, I don't know about you guys, but that sounds exciting! I wonder if anyone here has insights on how exactly AI might reshape things? Or maybe we can discuss the impact of AI on user behaviors? Looking forward to your thoughts!

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5a01f No.143[Reply]

"Ever wondered how users' behaviors influence our product design architecture? Well, it turns out they shape it more than we think! But that's not all - AI is about to redefine the digital products landscape as we know it. Now, here's a thought - have you ever stopped to consider how this AI transformation might impact our current Info Architecture and System Design roles? It's an interesting conversation starter, right? Let me know your thoughts on this, because I'm curious about how everyone else sees it!

cfd76 No.142[Reply]

Just stumbled upon some cool stuff today about how user behaviors influence product design and how AI is gonna shake things up in the digital world! So, have you ever wondered why some apps are a breeze to navigate while others leave us scratching our heads? Well, it all boils down to something called "product design architecture" - essentially how the structure of an app or website is designed based on user behaviors. Interestingly, there's this ongoing debate between Info Architecture (or IA) and System Design. Both are crucial components in product design, but which one should we be focusing on when building digital products? What do you think? How have you seen these concepts play out in your own work or projects? Let's chat about it!

f046f No.141[Reply]

Ever thought about how user behavior really steers the ship when it comes to product design architecture? It's like a dance between the dancer and the choreographer. On one hand, we got Info Architecture keeping everything organized and logical (think of it as the script for our dance). On the other, there's System Design adding those cool moves and transitions that make things look slick (the actual dance steps). It's all pretty fascinating, but have you ever wondered how AI might shake up this dance floor? I mean, imagine if your product could learn from users, adapt to their preferences, and serve them dance moves tailored just for them! Thoughts? Let's chat about it!

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