Day 2: Learning UI/UX Design
👋 Hello, Dev Community!
I'm Prince Chouhan, a B.Tech CSE student with a passion for UI/UX design. I'm excited to share my daily learnings as I delve deeper into this fascinating field. Join me on this journey as I explore the principles, techniques, and tools of UI/UX design.
🗓️ Day 2 Topic: Introduction to UI, UX, and CX
📚 Today's Learning Highlights:
- Concept Overview:
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UI (User Interface):
- UI refers to the graphical layout of an app or website, including buttons, icons, text, and images.
- Examples: "Submit" buttons, search bars, home icons, and color schemes.
- Tools: Adobe XD, Sketch, Figma.
- Aim: To create visually appealing, intuitive, and consistent interfaces.
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UX (User Experience):
- UX refers to the overall experience a user has when interacting with a product.
- Examples: Ease of navigation, user journey, accessibility.
- Tools: InVision, Axure, Balsamiq.
- Aim: To provide a seamless, efficient, and enjoyable user experience.
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CX (Customer Experience):
- CX encompasses all interactions a customer has with a brand.
- Examples: Customer support, brand interaction, post-purchase experience.
- Aim: To build strong, positive relationships with customers.
- Practical Application:
- Analyzed the UI of a popular website.
- Created a basic mockup using Figma, focusing on clean and user-friendly layout.
🚀 Future Learning Goals:
- Next, I'll explore UI Design Principles, starting with layout and visual hierarchy.
📢 Community Engagement:
- What are your favorite tools and resources for learning UI/UX design?
- Any advice for someone starting out in this field?
💬 Quote of the Day:
"Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works." – Steve Jobs
Thank you for reading! Stay tuned for more updates as I continue my journey in UI/UX design.
Top comments (1)
Exploring design tools like Figma and analyzing real websites early on is a great way to build intuition fast. Keep experimenting and don’t hesitate to iterate often, some of the best learning comes from testing ideas that don’t work right away. Looking forward to following your journey!