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🌏 Cultural Influence on UI/UX: Japan vs. the West 🌍  Did you know that communication styles in different cultures can greatly influence UI/UX design? In high-context cultures like Japan, where much is communicated implicitly, user interfaces often reflect rich, detailed designs that assume a shared understanding of cultural nuances. Japanese applications tend to have information-dense layouts, packed with layers of content and visual storytelling.  On the other hand, in low-context cultures such as the US, Germany, and Scandinavia, clarity and directness are key. User interfaces are often minimalist, focusing on simplicity and universal usability, ensuring that no assumptions are made about the user's background knowledge. To explore career opportunities with Japanese companies, visit our website below.  🌐 Plus W Pakistan (pak-plusw.jp)  Contact us on:   LinkedIn: Pakistan Japan Centre   Instagram: Pakistan Japan Centre   Facebook: Pakistan Japan Centre    #PlusWFamily #PJC #PakistanJapanCenter #WorkInJapan #Japan #Pakistan #LearnJapanese #CulturalExchange #GlobalTeamwork #ITIndustry #RemoteWork #LanguageLearning #TechInJapan #UIUXDesign #CulturalInfluence #CrossCulturalDesign #PlusW #UserExperience   

#Japan - Where design speak louder than words !! Just returned from an eye-opening trip to Japan, and I'm amazed by how it showcased the true power of great UX/UI design! Despite not being able to read Japanese, I found everything incredibly intuitive: • Elevators • Road crossings • Kiosks • Shopping malls • Public transport The secret? Brilliant use of color coding! From elevators and washrooms to exits and metro lines, everything follows a consistent color scheme across the entire country. This simple yet effective system nearly ended language barriers, making navigation a breeze for locals and tourists alike ( almost). This experience taught me that when design is done right, it can change the overall experience. It's a powerful reminder of how thoughtful UX/UI can create seamless experiences for everyone, regardless of background. #Keytakeaway for product developers and project managers : UI/UX should be a core focus from day one, not an afterthought. By prioritizing intuitive design early in the development process, we can create products that are truly accessible and user-friendly on a global scale. #letstalk What's your most memorable experience with intuitive design? How do you prioritize UI/UX in your product development process? #UXDesign #UserExperience #ColorCoding #ProductDevelopment #Travel #Japan #Innovation #UI #Projectmanagers #PM

Hey everyone! As a self-taught UI/UX enthusiast, I'm excited to share my first UI/UX case study here, the result of a month-long personal project. Feel free to explore the details of this design journey through the link below. Your thoughts and feedback are greatly appreciated! UI/UX Case Study: Kuala Lumpur Heritage Walks App #uiuxdesign #uiux #userexperiencedesign #userexperience #userresearch #figma #figmacommunity #figmadesign #appdesign #kualalumpur #heritagewalk #heritageconservation

The best thing about being a bilingual UX designer is the ability to connect with a wider range of users. Speaking multiple languages helps me understand diverse cultural backgrounds and create designs that resonate globally. Colombian culture influences my designs by infusing them with vibrant colors, rich symbolism, and a sense of warmth and hospitality. This cultural perspective adds depth and authenticity to my work, making it more relatable and engaging for users from different backgrounds. Overall, being bilingual allows me to bridge linguistic and cultural barriers, creating inclusive and impactful user experiences.

I shared about the UXUI Design career gateway in Thailand with other seniors who have a lot of experience in UX design and creative design. In this webinar, I mainly shared about how to learn and what the biggest challenges will be every time. Thank you, MM CONNECT, for inviting me to share our experience. I hope it’s really helpful for beginners #UXDESIGN #careergateway #mmconnect

🎉 Holidays are coming! But do you know what the most frustrating thing about them is? Yes... 🚍 Public transportation! Especially if you have to book a ticket in person. When I travel for a short duration (like a day trip), I have to wait until the ticket office opens at 7 am, even though I usually arrive at my destination (Djerba or Tunis) between 4-5 am. ⏰ Developing a booking application for our public transportation company would be incredibly helpful. 📱 This is why I'm working on this project for my UX portfolio. If you want to test the prototype, feel free to DM me. 📨 #PublicTransportation #UXDesign #BookingApp #HolidayTravel #TravelHassle #UXPortfolio #UserExperience #DesignThinking

🤔 3 Common FAQs about UX design career opportunities in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 🌟 Curious about UX design career paths? We've got you covered! 👩💻 UX design is definitely an upcoming career that will grow with the tech industry in Hong Kong. 😉 If you have a knack for design thinking and empathy, why not dive into the world of UX design in HK? 🔗 Check out our latest blog, "How to Become a UX Designer in Hong Kong" to get started! Link in the comments below. #UXDesign #CareerAdvice #UXDesign #UserExperience #UIUX #DesignThinking #UX #UI #Career #Designer #hk #designcommunity #Design #uidesign #inspiration #ux #career #portfolio 

"Simplifying travel planning, one wireframe at a time! As a UI/UX designer, I love crafting user-friendly experiences that make a difference in people's lives. My latest project? A travel booking platform that streamlines trip planning and booking for the modern traveler. Let's connect and explore how we can design a better future, together! #UI/UX #TravelTech #UserExperience #DesignForGood"

My previous post 👉🏼 (https://lnkd.in/dHutZjFT) ✨ I showed you user personas for my UX project in creating a user-friendly website for Thai expats in Sweden. Today’s fun showcase is a ‘Big picture user storyboard’ showing user needs in context and highlighting the positive outcomes of using the product. 🌈 (Fun fact: It was fun drawing storyboards since my main skill is drawing and most of the time I like to draw a comic so why not show this piece of work?) 🚀 The scenario for this storyboard is Ramida - a newly arrived Thai expat in Sweden who wants to get information for finding relevant courses to expand job opportunities in Sweden. #UXDesign #UserExperience #PortfolioProject #ThaiInSweden #Thai #Sweden #DesignThinking #UIUX #WebDesign #LinkedInPortfolio