Enterprise Software UX Design

Creating a streamlined, considered, and well-documented system for designing and building enterprise software is one of the best investments you can make in your product.

A proper enterprise design system can provide not only a better, more consistent user experience, but also efficiency for your design and development teams.

What is a design system? While definitions may vary, at Fuzzy … Read the rest

Design deliberation

UX design deliberation refers to the thoughtful consideration and careful decision-making process a UX designer undertakes throughout the design process, involving research, analysis, ideation, testing, and iteration to create intuitive, user-friendly products.

It’s the process of gathering data, understanding user needs, and weighing different design approaches to arrive at the best solutions, ensuring the final product provides a gratifying … Read the rest

VMT Framework

VMT – A vision, mission, and target represent different levels of organizational planning and strategic direction. Vision describes the desired future state, a long-term aspiration. Mission defines the organization’s purpose and how it will achieve its vision. Target (or goal/objective) is a specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) outcome that contributes to the mission and vision… Read the rest

DesignOps Environment

DesignOps is a whole lot like farming. At its core, the practice is about creating an environment where design can flourish and have an impact on the company.

UX leader and Salesforce exec, Michael Polivka, came up with the idea of “Design Soil” as an analogy for what DesignOps represents for design organizations

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Object-Oriented UX (OOUX)

Object-Oriented UX (OOUX) is a framework for tackling complexity in digital systems by structuring design around users’ natural mental models of real-world objects, rather than tasks or features. It creates clear, scalable, and intuitive systems by focusing on defining core objects, their relationships, attributes, and the calls-to-action (CTAs) associated with them. This approach simplifies complex requirements, enhances user understanding, and improves … Read the rest

Presenting complex data

Presenting complex data effectively in UX design involves simplifying information, choosing appropriate visualizations, and creating an intuitive user experience. This includes understanding the audience, prioritizing key information, and using visual hierarchy to guide the user’s attention

Complex data can be powerful and persuasive, but only if you present it clearly and effectively. Whether giving a business pitch, a scientific … Read the rest