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✨ The Power of Early Mockups in UX Design✨ This morning, I was reading a thought-provoking article from UX Collective Collective, and one line really struck a chord with me: "Everyone had a different idea of the desired experience in their heads, and didn’t realize it until I gave them something to look at so they could say 'this isn’t it.'" Been there, right? 🎯 This is why I firmly believe in the importance of creating even low-fidelity mockups early in product and project workflows. The cognitive load required to react to a visual is far lower than to an abstract idea, even when we think it’s well-defined in our minds. As much as the perfectionist in me wants to craft a pixel-perfect representation in Figma , I find that lower-fidelity mockups in Canva are incredibly effective for stakeholder feedback. Plus, Canva’s extensive library of pre-existing assets makes the process quicker and easier. 🛠️ By starting with these early visuals, not only do I gather more precise feedback, but I also ease the workload of UX/UI designers down the line by providing a more refined vision. 🌟 How do you incorporate mockups into your workflow? Share your thoughts and experiences below! #UXDesign #ProductDesign #Mockups #Figma #Canva #DesignThinking #UIUX

We're doing a survey with Intunio so you can benchmark your own design system, and so we can learn how to we can help solve the biggest pain points with design systems today. If you're a PM, designer, or developer working with a design system, please take a moment to share your experience!

Here is an amazing article 👀 by Brad Frost about best practices in a design system! Make sure to bookmark this one. https://lnkd.in/gFZ7PUhB

✨ Our new function’s page comes with a cleaner design that’s on par with the rest of the platform and the improvement of the functions’ logs, which are now more prominent and easier to leverage. https://buff.ly/3W94Vlu

What design system approach is your business taking? Whichever way you go, it needs to be intentional and forward looking.

Terms of Components based on Design systems💛 Link: https://component.gallery/ -Brief: Designed to be a reference for anyone building component-based user interfaces, The Component Gallery is an up-to-date repository of interface components based on examples from the world of design systems.

Low-Level Design Journey: 𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐛𝐮𝐳𝐳 Clone Leveraging the Observer Design Pattern 🏏 I'm thrilled to share the low-level design of a Cricbuzz-like application, which leverages the Observer Design Pattern to manage dynamic, real-time updates efficiently. 🎯 Design Pattern: Observer The Observer Design Pattern was central to this architecture. Here’s how it works: Observers: Classes like BattingScoreUpdater and BowlingScoreUpdater subscribe to match events, particularly updates triggered by the Ball class. Subject: The Ball class acts as the subject, notifying all registered observers whenever a significant event occurs (e.g., a run is scored, a wicket falls). Thanks Shrayansh Jain for the Low Level design.

What is Scoping in the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design? Scoping tells us what features need to be accessible and how many of a feature needs to be accessible. For more information visit: https://lnkd.in/estUqUpz

Dark theme what users think about it and problems to avoid. An article from NN Group breaks down the nuances of using a dark theme in design https://lnkd.in/eSd36t5z

Task-Oriented vs. Feature-Oriented Design I just read a fantastic article on the benefits and pitfalls of task-oriented vs. feature-oriented design approaches. When facing larger design challenges, deciding which path to take has often left me puzzled. If you enjoy structuring your information neatly, this article is a must-read. It breaks down how to think critically about information architecture and effectively prioritize user needs.