The UX full-time designer job interview process is typical and can be summarized into 4 major sections. If you’re looking for an internship of UX design job, the process will be slightly simpler, which will be different from this. …

A few months ago, Facebook announced a change in its company name change to Meta. The metaverse is the next evolution of social connection and brings the metaverse to life. I love it and honestly need it in the future because this technology of AR and VR will enhance people’s…

Our hand and eyes coordination follows laws. — Have you ever get trouble hitting a link? Do you know pointing at objects on a display and moving pointers along constrained paths follow consistent, quantitative laws? There’s a general law that determines the relationship between target size, distance, and placement time. The law is called Fitts’s law, named after…

Learn your user's minds. Things are designed to be used by people. Without a deep understanding of people, the designs are apt to be faulty, difficult to use, difficult to understand. — Do you hear about the mental models? Why do we need to know about our users’ minds? Things are designed to be used by people. Without a deep understanding of people, the designs are apt to be faulty, difficult to use, difficult to understand.

Have you ever suffered from forgetting a new password that you just created? Have you ever feel a new web/mobile app is so easy to use even though you are the first-time interact with it? Everyone is more or less suffering from memory failure daily. As a designer, we need to understand how human memory works and how’s the design can support users’ forgetting curve and learning curve. — People Have Limited Memory

Have you ever failed to remember an actor's face? or only remember part of visual identities, such as hair, clothes color, etc when someone asks you? This is because our visual attention is limited. We see very little at any given instant. We get what we need when we need it. — Our brain is constantly aware of everything that happens because it is arranged for eye movements to occur and the particularly relevant information to selective pay attention. Understanding that we only sample the visual world on a kind of need-to-know basis allows us to think about visual design issues from…

You probably know about perception. Every day, our brains are processing a lot of information that perception from the proximal stimulus, such as light, sounds, touch, and receive by sensory organs, like eyes. Learning about visual perception is the first step to advance your design to attract target users. What’s…

When I got the task of taking a heuristic evaluation for my company work, somebody also refers it as expert review, my first thought was to figure out what it is the heuristic evaluation? and what are the critical and efficient ways of doing a heuristic evaluation/expert review? After I…