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Usability testing: your 101 introduction

by Rebekah Freeman | May 12, 2022 | Branding, BrandPsychology, Design, DesignPsychology, Development, Marketing, User Interface and Experience Design, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: You have a new client who is spending big bucks for your branding services and a...

Better Design with UX Rules, and Psychological Research You Need to Know

by Siobhan Ford | May 6, 2022 | Design, DesignPsychology, Development, Marketing, Resource, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: When it comes to designing for UX (user experience) there is more to it than...

Why Focus And Unfocus Are Vital For Creativity

by Siobhan Ford | Apr 29, 2022 | Creativity, Design, DesignPsychology, Fine Art, Graphic Design, User Interface and Experience Design, Visual Design, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SuMMARY: When it comes to creativity ambiguity can be a two edged sword, knowing how to...

Enhancing meaning through strong visual imagery

by Siobhan Ford | Apr 26, 2022 | Design, DesignPsychology, Resource, User Interface and Experience Design, Visual Design, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: Design is more than just making something look good, it’s about enhancing...

7 Actions for Increasing Trustworthy Brand Value

by Siobhan Ford | Apr 20, 2022 | Advertising, Analytics, Branding, BrandPsychology, DesignPsychology, Marketing | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: Marketing is about creating value, value for customers, for employees, for...

The Types of Freelance Design Clients You Should Avoid

by Joe Senior | Mar 28, 2022 | Design, DesignPsychology, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: They are out there and they found you. You know who I’m talking about, the...

UI/UX Design: How to Talk to Users

by Siobhan Ford | Mar 25, 2022 | Design, DesignPsychology, User Interface and Experience Design, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: When it comes to design what is one of the things we have to do that we really...

5 habits to become a better UI+UX Designer

by Siobhan Ford | Mar 22, 2022 | Design, DesignPsychology, Graphic Design, Inspiration, Resource, User Interface and Experience Design, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: Being any kind of a designer takes work. You may have talent, but talent alone...

How to Improve Your Communication With Clients

by Siobhan Ford | Mar 3, 2022 | Design, DesignPsychology, Graphic Design, User Interface and Experience Design, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: OK, you walk into a bakery and step up to the counter to place your order. Just...

Calming Down a Panicky Design Client

by Joseph Fioramonti | Feb 25, 2022 | Design, DesignPsychology, Resource, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: In the design business you meet all types of clients. You have clients that you...

5 Examples of Clever Use of Cognitive Biases in product Design

by Siobhan Ford | Feb 23, 2022 | Design, DesignPsychology, Marketing, User Interface and Experience Design, Visual Design, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: When it comes to design “Cognitive Biases” can be a powerful tool. In...

How Passion Can Help (Or Hurt) a Design Project

by Joseph Fioramonti | Feb 7, 2022 | Creativity, Design, DesignPsychology, Marketing, Web Design | 0 |

ARTICLE SUMMARY: We are designers, we love our work, we love what we do and how we do it. We are...

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Usability testing: your 101 introduction

Better Design with UX Rules, and Psychological Research You Need to Know

Why Focus And Unfocus Are Vital For Creativity

Enhancing meaning through strong visual imagery

7 Actions for Increasing Trustworthy Brand Value

The Types of Freelance Design Clients You Should Avoid

UI/UX Design: How to Talk to Users

5 habits to become a better UI+UX Designer

How to Improve Your Communication With Clients

Calming Down a Panicky Design Client

5 Examples of Clever Use of Cognitive Biases in product Design

How Passion Can Help (Or Hurt) a Design Project

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