A designer’s philosophy defines what they wish to accomplish in design, and which principles of design they will use to do so. Identifying your design philosophy is an important part of the UX design process, and directly impacts how users will respond to the end product
A designer’s philosophy defines what they wish to accomplish in design, and which principles of design they will use to do so. Identifying your design philosophy is an important part of the UX design process, and directly impacts how users will respond to the end product.
A designer’s philosophy defines what they wish to accomplish in design, and which principles of design they will use to do so. Identifying your design philosophy is an important part of the UX design process, and directly impacts how users will respond to the end product
Nancy Dutta
A designer’s philosophy defines what they wish to accomplish in design, and which principles of design they will use to do so. Identifying your design philosophy is an important part of the UX design process, and directly impacts how users will respond to the end product.