Tools & Techniques

What does an information experience design toolkit look like? Posts in this category describe, analyze, critique, and/or discuss emerging or established tools, techniques, methods, and approaches that inform or facilitate the design of great experiences.

the Rainbow Sheet – A Collaborative Tool to Quickly Generate Insights from User Testing

I came across this usability research tool the Rainbow Sheet in a case study. I took some time to research on this tool and found it to be a very concise and quick tool for generating insights from the user testing and a visually pleasing way to deliver the findings. The Rainbow sheet consists of …

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Does It Make You Happy: Measuring User Experience

User Experience is a concept that has not been lucidly depicted anywhere over the cyber space. In commerce, user experience is a person’s emotions and attitudes about using a particular product, system or service. Do you want your website, application or product to be super successful? How can you measure user experience? Why do you need to measure user experience?

Magic Stamps–Symbols in Sketch

Symbols in Sketch are special elements that you could use again and again in your design. It isn’t necessary when you only have a few pages and work alone. However, it will change your life if you are work in a team with lots of artboards.

The Design Handoff Tool – Zeplin

Having a successful handoff is a critical part of creating a great product. To reduce the friction between designers and developers, we can use the help of automated design handoff tools. We are going to take a closer look at one of the most commonly used design handoff tools—Zeplin.

Service Blueprint: understanding the process driving the digital journey

Introduction Proposed in 1982, Service Design has become increasingly popular. According to the NN Group, it is the planning and organizing of a business’s resources to improve employee and customer experience. A key Service Design deliverable is the Service Blueprint. It serves designers by mapping “service interaction in enough detail to verify, implement and maintain …

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