The Frustration.
You know when you put a lot of effort into the tiny tiny details in your website in hopes that someone will find it fun, but majority of the traffic nowadays come from the mobile site that don't support said features...
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BUT THAT'S OKAY (I think)
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See, I'm someone who loves to snoop around and click into every. single. page. of websites, just to see what's there, and after long hours of intense observation and professional analysation, I've finally came to the conclusion that gosh,
I am so judgemental.
In other words (better words), you can say I'm a perfectionist! I'm a strong believer of 'if there's a will, there's a way' and I'd like to be that will to your skill....? *flirt heheh*
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What is UI / UX?
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In simple (my own) terms, it is the 'how' of designing.
- How is your brand introduced to your user?
- How can they find out more about your brand?
- How do the user feel during the interaction?
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Sometimes it is beyond the look of the design, but the functionality. Use design for more than just a template, make it a strategy.
The 'What' of designing.
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What do you see? What do you feel? What do you know?
Basic forms of design; line, shape, form, colour, etc.
They each play a crucial role in solidifying your brand identity.
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We're all aware that colour psychology can alter ones perception, if the cards are played correctly, design is the upmost useful tool to bring in your audience,
~subconsciously~
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"To capture ones mind, is to spark ones curiosity."
-probably some wise men
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Can you guess where the button below leads you?
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