Choosing a colour palette is one of the most important factors in creating a recognisable brand. There’s a lot to get wrong, and a lot to get right in the process.

Colour, good or bad, can leave emotional or psychological effects, thereby dictating the experience of the user. Before you combine colours in your next design, you might want to go through the following criteria which I consider as some of the most important things about colour that you should know.

As a UI designer, your task is simply to ensure an application’s interface is attractive, and designed to help achieve business goals. With technology changing the face of work, everyone is looking to improve on their knowledge of soft and hard skills. This is why I have written this quick guide on nine easy tips to help you step up your game as a UI designer.

The user interface (UI) is a very important part of any product software. It is so subtle that users barely spare a thought for it when it is done well, however, when not properly done, it would not only impact user experience, the end goal of the whole product would be effectively defeated.

Nowadays, anyone can design a masterly and modern UI. First, some history on UI designers.

User experience (UX) refers to the user’s interactions and experiences with the product and services of a company.

Before building a house, you must consider the potential structure of the house and its possible occupants. In the same way, information architects determine the same information in the case of a website. Information architecture (IA) is defined as the efficient organisation, structuring and labelling of content. In this article, we will look at effective IA examples.