6 Common Problems Faced During The UX Design Process
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The document outlines six common UX design problems and their solutions, including issues such as uncertain feasibility and obscure user journeys. Recommendations involve creating user stories, using higher-fidelity wireframes, enhancing team communication, and managing client expectations with flexible cost estimates. By implementing these solutions, teams can improve efficiency and coherence throughout the design process.
6 Common Problems Faced During The UX Design Process
- 1. 6 Common Problems Faced During The UX Problems and Their Solutions
- 3. Problem Solution Too many and too complex user journeys threaten the feasibility of the project Work on the tricky part of the UI first to avoid unexpected complications and enable smooth progression
- 5. Problem A resultant of the first solution, this problem occurs due to the gaps, mistakenly left behind Create checklists and user stories to identify anything that’s missing out from the user journey
- 7. Designing the look of and creating multiple wireframes for various workflows can be a challenging task Tackle the challenges you face in the wireframing process as they come (as not everything can be foreseen)
- 8. 4. Limiting Wireframing Softwares
- 9. Problem #1 Problem #2 Wireframing sketches and tools usually can’t replicate interactions and animations present in proper web applications Wireframes can’t display the changes in layout customers experienced, while interacting with and surfing through the website. There isn’t a WYSIWYG wireframing tool that simulates these states effectively
- 10. Opting for Higher-Fidelity Wireframes • Create an Html Prototype • Create an Animated Prototype • Use Annotations
- 12. Keeping everyone on the same page in a large design team can be very taxing; it can lead to many internal conflicts, as well as inconsistencies in the design Provide basic guidelines of the project to the team such as what components to use, the feedback loops, etc.
- 14. Provide an estimate or range to the client and be ready to alter your design impromptu to meet the project budget Inability to quote a fixed cost to the client for the project, due to unforeseeable issues and the unpredictability of design
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