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

Onboarding UX Guides

Onboarding UX Guides And Decision Trees. Practical techniques for better onboarding UX, design patterns, kits and Figma templates — on mobile and desktop ↓

🚫 Users often skip tutorials/walkthroughs entirely.
🚫 Never block the UI with full-page onboarding modals.
🚫 Avoid long multi-step tutorials with 5+ steps.
✅ Ask customers what goals they are trying to achieve.
✅ Allow users … Read the rest

Useful User Journey Maps

Designing Useful User Journey Maps (+ Figma / Miro templates) (https://lnkd.in/dX2hdaN6). Helpful guides and starter kits to design better user journey maps ↓

✅ We create user journey maps to visualize user’s experience.
✅ We start by choosing a lens: current state vs. future state.
✅ Then, we choose a user who experiences the journey.
✅ We capture the situation/goals … Read the rest

Design System Contribution

Design System Contribution Process

A good design system is like a compass, keeping everyone aligned without stifling creativity. Design system helps product teams achieve a very important goal—consistency in design.

Every time a designer want to introduce a change to an established design system, one need to carefully evaluate this change to ensure that won’t break anything or introduce unnecessary … Read the rest

Common color schemes

Creating a color palette from scratch can be tricky for junior designers. If you’re not confident about the shade, tint, and the combination, I suggest using the Tailwind CSS color palette. It contains nice shades and combinations.

Here’s a list of the 6 most common color schemes in UX design

  1. Triadic
  2. Analogous
  3. Complementary
  4. Monochromatic
  5. Split Complementary
  6. Double Complementary

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