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User Interface Design
User Interface (UI) Design, similar to User Experience (UX) Design, involves designing a simple, organized, and easy to use interface for the end user. It's the UI designer's job to make sure the end user:
- Is able to easily navigate through the application
- Finds their goal within the fewest number of clicks
- Enjoys the aesthetics of their experience
User Interface Design
User Interface (UI) Design, similar to User Experience (UX) Design, involves designing a simple, organized, and easy to use interface for the end user. It's the UI designer's job to make sure the end user:
- Is able to easily navigate through the application
- Finds their goal within the fewest number of clicks
- Enjoys the aesthetics of their experience
Metro Real Estate UI
User interface design for Metro Real Estate website. Goal was to to create better content organization and use new branding throughout website plan.
Herbco UI Design
User interface design for Herbco Herbal Index mobile app. User can use app to look up the medicinal benefits of common herbs, look up remedies for their conditions, and order the herb/supplement through the Herbco portal.
Using UI Design to Increase Customer Satisfaction
User Interface (UI) Design, similar to User Experience (UX) Design, involves designing a simple, organized, and easy to use interface for the end user. UI designers are in charge of making sure that the end user is able to successfully navigate through the application with minimal effort to find what they need. UI designers often work closely with a software/app development team to help create a aesthetically pleasing and consistent experience for the end user.
Designing a User Interface is like telling a joke: if you have to explain it, it's probably no good.
UI Design Puts the User First
With technology becoming more complex and prevalent in our daily lives, app developers and investors need to realize how important it is to have a team member overseeing the user interface design from start to finish. As an example: we have all experienced a website or an app that is difficult to use, maybe you can't find the login feature easily, or vital information is hidden deep within a block of text. It is a UI designer's job to make sure that the end user has a easy and pleasurable experience while using an application.