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As more and more of the world goes online, it has become even more important to create and maintain an online for your business. Gone are the days of trying to run a successful business without the big wide web. Since having your business online is so important, it is worth paying attention to all the details to ensure it is a success especially when you have a new product to sell.
As a business owner myself, I understand how important it is to get a new product or service right. The last thing any business needs is to waste money and time on products and services that do not serve the purpose they were created for. This is where UX/UI designs come in, and companies like Make it Clear provides a UX/UI design service that helps organisations rebuild or redesign a product from scratch.
UX/UI Design Principles
When it comes to creating a new product for your business, it is essential to stick to the main UI UX design principles which are as follows:
Meet the user’s need
Now, this is the first and the most principle. It is important products are created to meet the user’s need. There is no point in creating or designing a product that does not serve its purpose. UX/UI design agencies like Make it Clear ensure that products designed meet the needs of the target market, which is why it makes sense to hire a reputable digital agency to achieve this principle.
Accessibility
It is so important to ensure your product is easily accessible to as many people as possible. The last thing you would want for your business is to have the right product and for it to not be readily accessible to some groups.
Consistency
The quality of your product should be consistent so it is easy to recognise. You want your design to follow the right standards and use consistent concepts all through the process in other to create a general look and feel of the product. Consistency is key especially when it comes to digital solutions.
Simple design
As with many things, less is more, so do ensure you keep your designs simple and functional. You don’t want to spend valuable resources going overboard on a product that would only distract the users. Keep things simple, and stick to a minimalistic design.
Provide straightforward guidance
If you are anything like me then you would dislike reading manuals when you get a new product. I am too impatient to read manuals, so I like to play around with it until I figure out how the product works. Sometimes, I get really frustrated and use a search engine to find some guidance. I only ever use a manual when everything else fails and when I do, I like it straightforward. No one really has the time these to go through an entire booklet to find out how a new gadget works. So ensure whatever leaflet or guidance you provide for your product is straightforward
Are you a business owner? What do you think of these UI UX design principles?
