Sage Design Team

Insight & stories from the Experience Design (XD) team @sagegroupplc.

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Looking for a new role as a Content Designer https://t.co/EPmuHNLdtb or Senior Content Designer? https://t.co/obJGZF68iV Why not join the @sageuxdesign
team? #uxjobs

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We all know user testing is important when designing products... but here's a recap of the benefits writ large. #uxdesign https://t.co/eBUmNuHboq

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Thoughts on forms. Here's some top UX tips on how to make it easy for users to provide the information you require.https://t.co/vZZ1nstVfz

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Happy to be stuck with them or have you switched to virtual sticky notes and similarly virtual walls? #uxdesign https://t.co/bT9ni35AOL

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The UX design trends coming to a mobile experience near you in 2020. How many of these are on your radar? https://t.co/hNK3CGjTkH

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@ValiMDX Fascinating stuff! Thanks for sharing.

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Why are phone buttons laid out as they are? The team at Bell Labs carried out extensive user research before landing on the ubiquitous grid layout we know today. This video explores the process... https://t.co/ccOZu5n9OT

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With screen real estate at a premium when designing mobile experiences, what's the sweet spot when it comes to the amount of words on screen? An interesting exploration of language as design material here: https://t.co/N70IRVijAw

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Top tips for tables. Here's 20 considerations to bring to the, erm, table... https://t.co/EFtiPV0nKN

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How many of these UX design trends are on your radar for 2020? https://t.co/oSGRupqpPn

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Looking to come together to work on a design challenge? This guide to some of the common types of UX workshops is a good place to start. https://t.co/wSPxG7mwta

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How do colour combinations affect users with different kinds of visual impairment? https://t.co/pHlBEBYdou is a good place to start when evaluating your designs.

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Designing tables? Here's 20 rules focussing on functionality, design, and aesthetics that are well worth bearing in mind. https://t.co/EFtiPV0nKN

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How to get the most from user interviews and find out more about how people perceive your designs. https://t.co/Niri9K5SqA

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Posters can be a great way of embedding best practice into day-to-day design work. This set on accessibility from @GDSTeam are well worth a look... https://t.co/e7DtzYJ313

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Some great insight in this blog post from the team at Google about how data helped evolve text fields in Material Design. https://t.co/ehKtPpnT8S

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We love this video from @NNgroup with top tips for writing link text. Just remember the 4 S’s... Specific. Sincere. Substantial. Succinct. https://t.co/HJibtSP0Fz

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How do you make the language you use both understood and relatable? Some good insight here from the team at the disability equality charity Scope. https://t.co/O9qcfeALJl

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That nagging feeling that something doesn't look quite right... and the magical fixes that make everything great again. https://t.co/4CCINOrMwB

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Inclusive design solutions: Here's some top tips to ensure our work remains accessible and stress-free for all. https://t.co/bC0xA5IDZV