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Unless you’re doing something incredibly new with the goal of disrupting the market, you’re not the only one in the business. But this isn’t as horrible as it sounds. There is a prevalent misconception that to outpace your market rivals, you must give clients a brand-new distinctive solution filled with cutting-edge technology and modern design.… Continue reading A step-by-step guide to Competitive analysis for UX Design

Most SaaS solutions are built on subscriptions. Their viability is determined by the number of customers willing to renew their membership. If a consumer is not engaged enough, they are likely to forget about your product amidst the tens of others they use daily (until they get a notification of automatic monthly payment). As a… Continue reading Understanding User Engagement in SaaS-Based Products

People often say that information is power, but given that knowledge often comes in the form of data (lots of data), howcan businesses use knowledge to their advantage? Data Visualisation is the solution. It will enable you to visualise vast amounts of detailed information in graphs, charts,and diagrams to make it more understandable, instructive, and… Continue reading Designing Data Visualization for Data-Intense SaaS Applications

The ideal apps for kids integrate design components to offer entertaining, enriching experiences that are age-appropriate and parents can appreciate. Let’s look at the guiding principles for designing an app for kids Create enjoyable and rewarding experiences Adventures for kids may be enjoyable and informative. Develop hands-on activities that connect kids and spark curiosity. Design… Continue reading UX Design For Kids: How to Make a Product Kids Will Love

Every product you create exists first and foremost to meet the demands or solve a customer’s problems. However, even if your app has all the functionality required to complete this activity, if the sign-up procedure is difficult and time-consuming, the interface is difficult to use, or the app in any other manner has a poor… Continue reading The Value of UX Flow in Design Process

A lot has been said and written about Design Thinking since it became popular at Stanford University in the 1980s and was brought to the corporate sector a decade later by the creative firm IDEO. Design Thinking is best described as a human-centred design methodology incorporating empathy and creativity to create standout solutions. Product teams… Continue reading Demystifying Design Sprint and Design Thinking

Plan for UX Research, from Goal to Timeline The process of UX Research is complex. The procedure must be planned to benefit the most from it. Even if your research just entails a few interviews, you still need a strategy to keep it focused and productive and avoid having irrelevant conversations. A strong research strategy… Continue reading Mapping effective UX Research Plan

What is Product Design? Product Design is the process of creating a usable product that meets the needs of the customer by defining the user’s problems and providing innovative solutions to these challenges.  To characterize product design, we may define the following three characteristics: The primary steps in Product Design The team of Product Design… Continue reading A comprehensive guide on Product Design

Just Like the real ocean, many SaaS entrepreneurs aspire to capture the blue ocean market.  The reasons are evident: the SaaS market is expanding, and winning in a never-ending competition is becoming increasingly difficult. Founders who envision a Blue Ocean market with no competition frequently believe they should offer cutting-edge technology. Many people give up… Continue reading How To Outperform Competitors With Blue Ocean Strategy

What is an MVP? A minimal viable product, or MVP, is a way to create an early iteration of your product that enables you to test key business assumptions and hypotheses. MVP strives to provide clear answers on your product’s key elements, target market, and the problems it wants to address. Additionally, MVPs let you… Continue reading Is Your MVP Design Viable and Minimal?