What is Sketchnoting? Sketchnoting is a form of note-taking that involves a combination of words and visual elements. The idea behind this is to improve cognition by utilizing graphics and colors. You could either keep it simple by using a pen on paper or go all out and create it digitally. Either way, the best part about Sketchnotes is that you can customize it to your learning style and comfort. Benefits of Sketchnoting They say a picture speaks a thousand words and that holds utterly true in the case of sketch notes. The act of writing down helps one remember better. This is a popular st ..read more

What is Sketchnoting? Sketchnoting is a form of note-taking that involves a combination of words and visual elements. The idea behind this is to improve cognition by utilizing graphics and colors. You could either keep it simple by using a pen on paper or go all out and create it digitally. Either way, the best part about Sketchnotes is that you can customize it to your learning style and comfort. Benefits of Sketchnoting They say a picture speaks a thousand words and that holds utterly true in the case of sketch notes. The act of writing down helps one remember better. This is a popular st ..read more

UI/UX Design interviews can be straight as an arrow or very intimate and detailed. No matter how much you prep, curveballs can be thrown at you. But fret not! We’ve got you covered with questions you can expect in UI/UX design interviews. Who do companies hire? UI/UX Designers were obsessed with customers. Natural problem solvers and logical thinkers. People’s person, as UX is a collaborative process between team members. UI/UX Designers who add value to products and can grow the business Below is a list of 24 Questions from all possible categories that you could be asked. Be honest and gen ..read more

The future is No-Code and Bubble.io is here to help you get ahead in this space with its features to build an entire SaaS product without writing a single line of code! What is No-Code movement? Do we really need engineers to build software products and websites? I don't think so. If you don't believe me, perhaps you should hear this from the pioneers of No-Code space: Here's how Wade Foster, Co-Founder & CEO of Zapier describes what no-code is really about. He says, ...no code is really about empowerment. It's about helping folks who have ideas who want to get a job done — be able to do ..read more

If you are a professional or a beginner, there might be times where you are stuck. You might have the 'designer's block' or you seem to get no new ideas for your project. Everyone goes through that time and it's normal. To help you with this, we asked our community where they get their design inspiration from. And they listed down loads of websites, books, people and more! Not only that. We also asked them for some design tips that you can take when you are working on that important project. via GIPHY The best places our community got design inspiration from in 2020- Starting with the most f ..read more

Intro Forms are essential parts of any user interface. They differ from a single input and a button, ending with huge complex forms containing multiple sections. The validation process often accompanies forms. For developers, it might be clear how the form should be filled. But remember that there are so many circumstances you have to take into account. Your users can be children. They can be old. They can be tired. They can be drunk. They can fill the form from mobile. From tablet. From desktop. In a car. In a cafe. At home. They can even be drunk, in a car, with children, and filling the fo ..read more

UX design has become a buzz word lately. With more and more digital products trying to become sustainable, the demand of UX designers is rising every day. Yes, there are tons of design career guides everywhere, but this one is an exclusive playbook derived from a live meetup with Amrita Arulraj. She was at HelloMeets recently with a resourceful guide to starting a UX design career. And what's awesome about it? Amrita gave the most cost-effective ways of learning UX design and get employed at startups. Here's how it goes: What does a UX designer do? Perfect Design is the one that serves Experi ..read more

Highlights: · How to write a stellar copy · Examples of copies with impact · Measuring the success of your copy · Upgrade as a Writer What is UX writing? UX writing is about making your product more human, almost as if someone is speaking to you directly. “It’s always a pleasure to see you.” - Note how pleasant that sounds! It’s about capturing, succinctly, just the information your customer needs to accomplish a task. As a writer your job is to identify problematic areas and possible confusions that the user may face while on your interface and address those before users encounter them. If a ..read more

UX designers in B2B SaaS startups suffer a lot. Early stage startups don't focus much on user research, and end up making errors that UX designers have to keep "cleaning up". The fixes seem never-ending. And the pressure is immense when their customers are other businesses. Answer to this problem? A system of UX research which is integrated in a B2B startup from the beginning. CleverTap's Senior UX Manager, Niyati Roy Chowdhury says it's possible to solve this. In her meetup last week, Niyati shared actionable steps for designers to set up UX research workflow for B2B SaaS startups. This blog ..read more

If you’ve just begun a startup, and are laser-focused on ensuring that your product grows to become better, you need research. Especially, digital products - like apps, games and platforms — need to take UX research with utmost seriousness. Want to be relevant to the users and make them come back to your product? Then spend time on user research. But a lot of budding startup teams usually find themselves lost. Without a path or a direction to conduct effective research. That also leads to another problem — no approval from decision makers for conducing research. When no clear actionables ..read more