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[Swarnish @swarnish]

Here is UX/UI case study based on Gen Ai - Patient prior authorization
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#healthcare #Innovation #GenAI #priorauthorization #clinicalreviewer #patientreviewer #UserExperience #casestudy #figma #figjam #uiuxdesign #DesignInspiration

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[Nick @nickbakeddesign]

Product Designer
- Who is not a graphic designer
- Who is not a landing page designer
- Who lives and breathes product design
- Knows how products work
- Knows that typography is not just adding -3% kerning to all the text
- Knows hierarchy exists in design
- Knows how to use color and use it sparsely while still bringing the product together
- knows how to build a simple to complex design systems
- Appreciates auto layout on Figma
- Takes feedback professionally, not personally (I’m super nice!)
- Spends a lot of time exploring new products and uses existing patterns
- Loves browsing through Mobbin design product screenshots
- Understands the difference between knowing design and using design for UX
- Views the world with an eye for design, from a simple packaging to a micro interaction in an app
- Knows existing products and their flows, so well that they can communicate with ease on what exactly need to be designed
- Minimal communication, good output
- Imparts their product knowledge across projects with ease
- Understand simple request (ex: I asked for product design work, but most of them shared landing pages, portfolio that cannot be accessed on mobile, portfolio with random work, extra effort to find the right work, silly questions)

Just be a designer who knows product design, not just a title you given to yourselves but something you have earned over time by working on various projects

[Abraham John 🦄🦓 @Abmankendrick]

UI/UX Designers, Here are some Alternatives to Using Pure White (#FFFFFF) and Pure Black (#000000) for Text and Backgrounds.

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[Nick Babich @101babich]

💎 Icon Design Cheatsheet

4 things you need to consider when designing icons for your product

1️⃣ Icon sizes scale
2️⃣ Optical balance
3️⃣ Icon area and safe area
4️⃣ Stylistic integrity

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[Nick Babich @101babich]

💡 5 Types of Design Workshops in a Project Timeline

1️⃣ Discovery workshops
2️⃣ Empathy workshops
3️⃣ Design workshops
4️⃣ Prioritization workshops
5️⃣ Critique workshops

when & how to use them

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[UI/UX Savior @UiSavior]

Best Design Systems for UX Designers 😎
Thread 📲

[Jan Mraz @janm_uiux]

Every UX/UI designer must know about these fantastic free files from the Figma community!

[Nick Babich @101babich]

💡How to communicate design to developers

Excellent checklist that covers all aspects that must be considered and communicated to engineers throughout the design & development process — from naming conventions to interaction design and animation.

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[UI/UX Savior @UiSavior]

Every UX/UI designer should know these websites!

1. tinywow .com - free file converter
2. microcopy .me - UX copy generator
3. fontjoy .com - font pairing tool
4. iconoir. com - 1,151 free icons
5. mixkit. co - free stock videos!
6. screenlane. com - real UI design inspiration
7. happyhues .co - a free color palette inspiration site 8. growth. design - beautifully presented case studies
9. toools. design - 1000+ free design resources
10. basicons .xyz - pixel-perfect icons
11. briefup .co - design brief generator
12. meshgradient .com - create beautiful mesh gradients easily
13. iconer .app - 32k+ free icons
14. 3dicons .co - 120+ free 3d icons
15. shapefest .com - 100k+ free illustrations and 3d elements
16. saaslandingpage .com - for design inspiration
17. onepagelove .com - for design inspiration
18. lapa .ninja - for design inspiration
19. Mobbin .com - for design inspiration
20. Screenlane .com - for design inspiration
21. Pageflows .com - for design inspiration
22. colorhunt .co - color palette generator for designers
23. basicons .xyz - 326+ beautiful and minimalist icons 📷
24. stocksnap. io - free stock photos
25. screenlane. com - free mobile design inspiration site
26. angle. sh - beautiful device mockups
27. Fontpair .co - find the perfect font pairs easily
28. designspiration .net - awesome design inspiration
29. heroicons .com - beautiful hand-crafted SVG icons

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[UX Links @uxlinks]

The Ultimate Guide to Product Design Process to Boost Your Next Design Project! 🔥

Creativity and analytical thinking are needed, as well as the ability to cooperate with many stakeholders at once — clients, project managers, analysts, testers and developers.

Their work not only leads to the creation of an interface that pleases the eye but, above all, to the success of the entire product.

What is the Product Design Process?
It is a human-centred approach to innovation that integrates the needs of people, the capabilities of technology, and the business requirements needed to achieve success.

Double Diamond
Is a great tool that illustrates the design process, but you may feel that some steps are missing from it. Depending on how the individual sections of a Double Diamond are interpreted, the end result can be either a prototype or a ready-to-market product — two completely different things.

Triple Diamond
Is a flexible method, which means that it is tough to clearly define the exact framework of action based on this concept. The scope of work performed during the process depends on two major factors: the complexity of the identified problem and the work already done on the client’s side.

Discovery
If you don’t have a clearly defined goal or problem to solve, you can expect two things — wasted time and inefficiency. The result of your design process may be solutions that do not match user needs. They can also lead to an incorrectly defined project scope or other unforeseen problems.

Problem Discovery
In the product design process, the discovery phase allows us to verify our assumptions, collect and analyse data, which helps us determine the purpose, potential and threats of a given project.

Tools often used:
- UX audit
- Individual in-depth interview
- Market research
- Protopersonas
- Data analysis
- Service blueprint
- Survey

Problem definition
It is essential to analyse all the collected data and extract the most important information. The second product design process stage is the time to define the major needs and problems of users that your product will solve.

Some of the most important tools:
- Product vision
- Value proposition
- Problem statement
- Strategic research

Problem Validation
Once the problem is defined, it is important to validate it. We must verify if the idea needs to be modified and whether it fits the market.

Pre-production
During this product design process step, the team generates ideas for solving a predefined problem and creates the foundations for designing the UI of the application.

Some of the common tools:
- Customer journey map
- Personas
- User scenarios
- Mind map

Design & Development
Based on the previous steps and the so-called “proof of concept”, we can continue working on the physical representation of our solution: flows, screens, and UI.
The result of the design team’s work is the implementation of the solution and its introduction to the market by development teams.

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[UX Links @uxlinks]

20 Excellent FREE Illustration Resources for UX / UI 🔥💥

Save to Bookmarks for reference 🙌

1. absurd .design
2. blackillustrations .com
3. drawkit .com
4. humaaans .com
5. undraw .co
6. opendoodles .com
7. freebiesupply .com
8. manypixels .co
9. icons8 .com/illustrations
10. lukaszadam .com/illustrations
11. stubborn .fun
12. storyset .com
13. draftss .com
14. freevector .com
15. icons8 .com
16. blush .design
17. iradesign .io
18. icons8 .com
19. openpeeps .com
20. vectorian .net

#ux #ui #uxdesign #uidesign #productdesign #illustrations #vector #figma #free #images #html #css #js #visualdesign #graphicdesign #mobile #webdevelopment #webdesign #appdesign #design #userexperience #designsystem #business #marketing #startup #business

[Nick Babich @101babich]

💎 UX Research Canvas

UX Research Canvas is a structured framework proposed by The Fountain Institute that is used to plan, define, and organize UX research activities for a project.

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[Nick Babich @101babich]

💎 Top 6 Design System Plugins for Figma

1️⃣ Design System Organizer
2️⃣ Design Lint
3️⃣ Design System Tracker
4️⃣ Destroyer
5️⃣ DesignDoc [Spectral]: Measures, Annotations, and Handoff
6️⃣ Stark - Contrast & Accessibility Checker

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