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User Engagement in UX

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User engagement infographic illustration UX

Taken from “UX for Cats” (35 of 50)

 

User Engagement

  • User Engagement refers to the quality of the user’s interaction with a product or service.
  • High engagement means the user finds the product valuable, easy to use, and enjoyable, leading to repeated use.
  • User Engagement is a key metric for understanding the success of a product or service.

Empathy in UX

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Empathy infographic illustration UX

Taken from “UX for Cats” (34 of 50)

 

Empathy

  • Empathy in design is the practice of understanding and sharing the feelings of users.
  • It involves putting yourself in the user’s shoes to understand their experiences, needs, and perspectives.
  • Designing with empathy can lead to more inclusive, user-friendly products that meet the needs of a wide range of users.

Visual Hierarchy in UX

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Visual hierarchy infographic illustration UX

Taken from “UX for Cats” (33 of 50)

 

Visual Hierarchy

  • Visual Hierarchy in design refers to the arrangement or presentation of elements in a way that implies importance.
  • It guides the eye to move in a certain order or pattern, influencing the order in which information is perceived.
  • Visual Hierarchy can make designs more understandable and can guide users to take desired actions.

Fidelity in UX

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Fidelity infographic illustration UX

Taken from “UX for Cats” (31 of 50)

 

Fidelity

  • In design, fidelity refers to the level of detail and functionality in a design representation, such as a prototype.
  • Low-fidelity designs are more basic and focus on functionality and structure, while high-fidelity designs are more detailed and closely resemble the final product.
  • Different levels of fidelity can be used at different stages of the design process to test and improve the design.

Consistency in UX

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Consistency infographic illustration UX

Taken from “UX for Cats” (30 of 50)

 

Consistency

  • Consistency in design refers to the uniformity of design elements and user experience across a product or platform.
  • This includes maintaining uniformity in typography, color schemes, imagery, and interface responses to user interaction.
  • From a business standpoint, design consistency enhances user learnability, usability, and trust, contributing to improved user satisfaction and brand perception.