UX laws form the foundation of good, user-centric web design. Even though these design principles are mostly common sense, in mobile design, you can’t afford to take anything for granted. In this post, we look at some examples of UX laws and how ignoring them can have a negative impact on your mobile users.
In 2020, ecommerce companies made $565 billion, but customers returned $105 billion worth of inventory. This level of online returns isn’t sustainable monetarily or environmentally. How can web designers can help deter shoppers from making so many returns?
Generation Z is entering the ranks of the consumer class more with each passing year. In order to prepare your fintech clients for the changing attitudes and preferences of Gen Z, start designing your fintech websites and apps for them.
Data visualization (also referred to as data viz or simply as “charts”) is such an interesting topic because it sits at the intersection of several very different worlds. Let’s learn how to design powerful charts and graphs, using examples from the KendoReact library.
Fintech users will inevitably go in search of something not readily available in the app you build for them. By designing a search form that’s easy to find and use, you can greatly improve your fintech users’ satisfaction and business.