We recently had our Brown Bag session, where we covered a comprehensive case study on Netflix. The online streaming service has seen robust growth in the past few years and is now the epitome of online streaming services, which makes it a perfect subject for
After receiving an incredible response for the first external webinar of Tales of Design, we quickly planned on the next thread of the series. This time, we invited JP Morgan’s UX designer, Paige McNamara-Pittler as our guest speaker. To make the session more enriching,
A product engineer takes the role of programming and development for a product. They work with the product manager (PM) and UX (user experience) team to create a product that meets specific need of users. Product development involves a Product Manager, UI/UX designers, and product
Product managers (PM) and UX (user experience) designers have a lot in common. However, their roles are typically different. In smaller firms, the UX team often takes up the duties of a PM. As the firm grows, the responsibilities of both experts become more specific.
A website design is not about what you see on the website, rather how it actually functions. The perception of appealing designs has changed with the requirements of online users. People only spend time on efficient websites that don’t stress them out. A seamless website,
Product designing can be nerve-wracking for the challenges it brings. How well you approach users’ problems and the value you bring to the table decides the market competition for your product. A wrong idea can plummet down sales for your brand, so you need to
Product development includes ideation, development roadmap, time-bound milestones, designing, marketing, and more. It is a step-by-step process to manifest an idea into a product. Often, product development is misunderstood for product engineering. Wrong terminologies can result in miscommunication and aggravate risks in the development lifecycle.
Facing the least market competition is every product developer’s dream. However, the competition is tough today as we live in an era where the tech evolution will reshape each product by 2030. Not knowing how to conceptualize your product and prepare for the market can
Web presence has gone far beyond aesthetics. Users today are sharp and know everything under the sun about exploring a website. They can decide not to revisit a website with bad experience. People spend more time on websites that excel functionally, combine user experience and
Apart from aesthetics, colors add visual impact to a UI design. Experts refer to the science of how colors affect human behavior as color psychology. Use of certain color schemes can set the tone and deliver the intended message instantly The color of the text, call
A good UI/UX design must help users easily retain the information they see, take action quickly, and indulge in digital experiences. To ensure this basic rule of thumb, a designer must know how people interact with digital products and how their actions can be influenced
Product engineering is a process in which experts try to meet a specific user need with a software product. The product is also termed as Software as a service (SaaS). The process of creating such a product involves: The different phases are a part of