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The development of artificial intelligence in the design of user experiences and interfaces foreshadows the twilight of traditional methods and tools. AI opens up possibilities that until recently seemed to be reserved for science fiction. At IDEACTO, we believe that understanding and using AI tools in UX design is the key to creating more intuitive and accessible digital products. This approach not only speeds up design processes, but also enriches them with extraordinary analytical depth and creative flexibility.
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In the digital age, the accessibility of websites, understood as the preparation of digital tools for the use of them by people with disabilities, is becoming an increasingly fundamental right. Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) audits play a key role in assessing how websites and mobile apps are accessible to users with different needs. In addition, the legal context, resulting from the European Union directive, imposes on website owners the need to ensure digital accessibility, which highlights the need to comply with international WCAG standards. In this entry, we will look at various online tools that enable quick and effective accessibility audits, helping organizations meet international WCAG standards.
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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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While user research can provide answers to many questions related to a digital product, it is not always necessary to carry out a complete package of them. The progress of the actions can also be checked with data, which is referred to as hard. Numerical values in the form of UX meters are used to delineate the user experience.
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?