What Does a UX Designer Do?-updated 2025
Curious what UX designers actually do? Learn the difference between UX and Product design, key skills needed, salary ranges, and how to start your career in UX Design.
Curious what UX designers actually do? Learn the difference between UX and Product design, key skills needed, salary ranges, and how to start your career in UX Design.
Personas arenβt just profilesβtheyβre the key to better UX. Learn how to test with real users who match your personas and get insights that truly shape great experiences.
Read MoreYouβve seen heatmaps, but are you using them right? Learn how to go beyond the colors and uncover real UX insights that drive better decisions
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Landing pages succeed or fail in seconds. Learn the psychology of first impressions, device and speed considerations, role-specific playbooks, AI-assisted workflows, pitfalls to avoid, and credible examples - so your pages convert.
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In this interview, UX researcher Shiyun Lim (SP Digital, Singapore) shares her experience, methods, and insights into user research, including how she runs remote sessions and collaborates with teams.
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Design Thinkingβs hype may have faded, but its value remains. This guide explores its critiques, lasting strengths, and modern approaches like Continuous Discovery, AI-assisted research, and Design/ResearchOps to keep teams human-centered and effective.
Read MoreThe following are descriptions of some terms commonly used in UX. Each term consists of its definition and some sources, which are fully credited.
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This in-depth guide covers color theory, psychology, and practical applications for designers. Learn how to use color effectively in branding, UI, print, and product design, with examples and image references.
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UI design and UX design are two of the most often confused and conflated terms in web and app design. Most of the people get confused and it becomes hard to differentiate between two.
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As Researchers gather experience and try to improvise their Research skills, the art of asking probing questions develops naturally.
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