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Information architecture consists of building the structure of content, organizing it, labeling it appropriately and placing it in an adequate context. As UX designers, we pay close attention to it and spend a lot of time analyzing it during UX audits. This is a key aspect that determines the usability of the website and whether the user will find content or products of interest in the store.
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Today, May 14, Pharmacist's Day. We start by diagnosing Silicon Valley digital transformation problems. There will also be a lot of advice: on finding and organizing work, planning UX research and tools that are worth trying when implementing projects. Finally, a small supplement with a reminder of the precautionary rules in force.
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Treejack testing is a thorough check of the architecture of a website or mobile application that has a branched menu. This is a relatively simple and cheap research method. It can be done at an early stage of design. This will save employees time and money that they would have to spend on corrections. What exactly is the Treejack test?
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Since the audit process is quite long and extensive, those responsible for it help each other with a checklist. This list facilitates the organization of activities and allows you to check that none of the planned stages of the audit has been skipped. Checklists in individual projects differ from each other. Each team has different resources, time and needs. What should you focus on when creating a checklist?
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Although the design of the user interface is most often associated with unlimited creativity and the search for new solutions, there are certain principles that influence the optimization of the entire design process. These include Shneiderman's 8 Golden Rules, which he created in 1985. Despite the passage of time, these principles are still relevant and used by designers around the world. How do they sound and what problems do they help solve?