In the last 5th
part of this series, we have seen interaction designing for UX in
the UX designing CUBI model. Before it, we have seen the role of content in the
UX in second
part, while in third
part, we have seen how to integrate user goals in the UX design and
about business goals in the fourth
part. Now, keeping our journey continue in the exploration of CUBI
model for UX designers, we will analyze which factors are influencing the user
experiences on web and mobile software products and across the diverse screens.
Today usability is prime area where we focus the most, but
user experiences are something more than that and rewarding better than mere
usability of the product. Thus, apart from the above described layers in the
CUBI model, we have to understand and learn about the some important factors
that highly influencing the UX designing process while we use CUBI model. Let’s
check this user experience factors under the umbrella of CUBI model.
Branding Experience
in UX Design
Our general perception of brand is many times limiting up to
logo, color theme, and some designing elements. However, in UX designing,
branding is not up to visual identity, but extending up to tonality and totality
of the brand experiences at every touch point for users. Therefore, it is
drawing quite broad picture of branding in any UX design hence it is the most
challenging factor for the UX designers where they have to extend their reach
at all business processes, business components, communication, transactions,
production, and final outcomes of the business.
Comprehensiveness
Experience in UX Design
Comprehensive means understanding, clarity, unclutteredness,
and organization. If your product design is following the above traits in the
design, you can say that you are giving comprehensive experiences to your
end-users in the products/software. In due course, you have to make your design
scannable, categorized, labeled, and with lack of any ambiguity at all. Thus,
it is imperative to avoid excessive corporate lingo, jargon, slang, or
unreadable messages at all steps and touch point of the design and organization
experiences.
Usefulness Experience
in UX Design
If your client organization or its end-users don’t feel any
usefulness of your product then you are wasting your time and client’s money
both. Therefore, your UX design should address target audience, their needs,
and empower them to be productive to achieve their intended user goals and
business goals efficiently. If your product is useful or your design proves its
usefulness then you will see some tangible changes in their behaviors, actions
taking on the product, and their overall performance.
Usability Experience
in UX Design
Usability experiences in UX design are:
- Easy to use product design experiences
- Intuitive design experiences
- Findable design experiences
- Learnable design experiences
- Legible design experiences
- Consistent design experiences
- Communicative design experiences
- Progressive design experiences
- Accessibility design experiences
- Functionality design experiences
- Corrective design experiences
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Author Bio:
Shoaib
Marfatiya is an eminent writer in web development industry and its
verticals. He has contributed a lot by throwing light on very intricate issues
of web and mobile development community.
