Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

Non-Adjective Studio

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Understanding

User Experience / User Interface (UX/UI)

Understanding

User Experience / User Interface (UX/UI)

Understanding

User Experience / User Interface (UX/UI)

What is UX/UI Design?

What is UX/UI Design?

What is UX/UI Design?

UX/UI design is the practice of creating digital products that are both easy to use and visually clear. UX (User Experience) focuses on how a product works and how people interact with it, while UI (User Interface) focuses on the visual elements users see and interact with.


At Non-Adjective, we believe UX/UI design serves to help businesses achieve their goals (such as user conversion, retention, customer satisfaction). For example, if you were a gym seeking to generate new trial signups on your website, we would design the flow of your site such that visitors to the website would be primed for signing up to a trial through content such as a virtual gym tour and member testimonials, before leading them to a trial sign up process, while also designing the trial sign up form to be as frictionless as possible. 

UX/UI design is the practice of creating digital products that are both easy to use and visually clear. UX (User Experience) focuses on how a product works and how people interact with it, while UI (User Interface) focuses on the visual elements users see and interact with.


At Non-Adjective, we believe UX/UI design serves to help businesses achieve their goals (such as user conversion, retention, customer satisfaction). For example, if you were a gym seeking to generate new trial signups on your website, we would design the flow of your site such that visitors to the website would be primed for signing up to a trial through content such as a virtual gym tour and member testimonials, before leading them to a trial sign up process, while also designing the trial sign up form to be as frictionless as possible. 

UX/UI design is the practice of creating digital products that are both easy to use and visually clear. UX (User Experience) focuses on how a product works and how people interact with it, while UI (User Interface) focuses on the visual elements users see and interact with.


At Non-Adjective, we believe UX/UI design serves to help businesses achieve their goals (such as user conversion, retention, customer satisfaction). For example, if you were a gym seeking to generate new trial signups on your website, we would design the flow of your site such that visitors to the website would be primed for signing up to a trial through content such as a virtual gym tour and member testimonials, before leading them to a trial sign up process, while also designing the trial sign up form to be as frictionless as possible. 

Why UX/UI Design Matters

Why UX/UI Design Matters

Why UX/UI Design Matters

Whether someone is using a mobile app, website, SaaS platform, or internal business tool, their experience affects how successfully they can complete tasks, and how they feel while going about said tasks.

Whether someone is using a mobile app, website, SaaS platform, or internal business tool, their experience affects how successfully they can complete tasks, and how they feel while going about said tasks.

Whether someone is using a mobile app, website, SaaS platform, or internal business tool, their experience affects how successfully they can complete tasks, and how they feel while going about said tasks.

We have observed that effective UX/UI design helps users:

We have observed that effective UX/UI design helps users:

We have observed that effective UX/UI design helps users:

Find information more easily

Find information more easily

Find information more easily

Complete tasks with less effort

Complete tasks with less effort

Complete tasks with less effort

Make fewer mistakes

Make fewer mistakes

Make fewer mistakes

Feel more confident using a product

Feel more confident using a product

Feel more confident using a product

Achieve their goals more quickly

Achieve their goals more quickly

Achieve their goals more quickly

Feel more positive about the task at hand

Feel more positive about the task at hand

Feel more positive about the task at hand

Make positive associations with the company that they are interacting with

Make positive associations with the company that they are interacting with

Make positive associations with the company that they are interacting with

When the above is achieved for users, our clients have found

that these results tend to follow:

When the above is achieved for users, our clients have found that these results tend to follow:

When the above is achieved for users, our clients have found that these results tend to follow:

Higher conversion rates

Higher conversion rates

Higher conversion rates

Improved customer retention

Improved customer retention

Improved customer retention

Reduced support costs

Reduced support costs

Reduced support costs

Increased product adoption

Increased product adoption

Increased product adoption

Stronger customer satisfaction

Stronger customer satisfaction

Stronger customer satisfaction

Conversely, ineffective UX/UI design that’s left as is often has business costs. For external interfaces such as mobile apps and SaaS platforms, this leads to unhappy users, uncompleted purchases or sign ups, and worst of all, users writing off your business completely due to a frustrating experience.

Conversely, ineffective UX/UI design that’s left as is often has business costs. For external interfaces such as mobile apps and SaaS platforms, this leads to unhappy users, uncompleted purchases or sign ups, and worst of all, users writing off your business completely due to a frustrating experience.

Conversely, ineffective UX/UI design that’s left as is often has business costs. For external interfaces such as mobile apps and SaaS platforms, this leads to unhappy users, uncompleted purchases or sign ups, and worst of all, users writing off your business completely due to a frustrating experience.

For internal tools, the business costs comes in the form of wasted employee time navigating confusing systems and worse still, having to come up with alternative off-platform solutions to make up for the shortcomings of the software, a story we hear all too often. 

For internal tools, the business costs comes in the form of wasted employee time navigating confusing systems and worse still, having to come up with alternative off-platform solutions to make up for the shortcomings of the software, a story we hear all too often. 

For internal tools, the business costs comes in the form of wasted employee time navigating confusing systems and worse still, having to come up with alternative off-platform solutions to make up for the shortcomings of the software, a story we hear all too often. 

The Two Components of UX/UI Design

The Two Components of UX/UI Design

The Two Components of UX/UI Design

User Experience (UX)

User Experience (UX)

User Experience (UX)

UX design focuses on the overall experience of using a product, and this includes:

UX design focuses on the overall experience of using a product, and this includes:

User research

User research

Information architecture

Information architecture

User journeys

User journeys

Wireframing

Wireframing

Interaction design

Interaction design

Usability testing

Usability testing

User Interface (UI)

User Interface (UI)

User Interface (UI)

UI design focuses on the visual presentation of a product, and this includes:

UI design focuses on the visual presentation of a product, and this includes:

Layouts

Layouts

Typography

Typography

Colours

Colours

Icons

Icons

Components

Components

Visual hierarchy

Visual hierarchy

Understanding the differences

between UX and UI: 

Understanding the differences between UX and UI: 

Understanding the differences between UX and UI: 

What Makes Good UX/UI Design?

What Makes Good UX/UI Design?

What Makes Good UX/UI Design?

Good UX/UI design is:

Good UX/UI design is:

Intuitive

Intuitive

Accessible

Accessible

Consistent

Consistent

Efficient

Efficient

User-centred

User-centred

Aligned with business goals

Aligned with business goals

Aligned with the visual branding of the company 

Aligned with the visual branding of the company 

Aligned with the visual branding of the company 

The best designs often feel invisible because users can focus on their task rather than figuring out how the product works.

The best designs often feel invisible because users can focus on their task rather than figuring out how the product works.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

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Is UX/UI design only for mobile apps?

No. We help clients with UX/UI design across websites, web applications, SaaS products, e-commerce platforms, internal systems, and digital services.

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Is UX/UI design only for mobile apps?

No. We help clients with UX/UI design across websites, web applications, SaaS products, e-commerce platforms, internal systems, and digital services.

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Is UX/UI design only for mobile apps?

No. We help clients with UX/UI design across websites, web applications, SaaS products, e-commerce platforms, internal systems, and digital services.

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Is UI more important than UX?

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Is UI more important than UX?

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Is UI more important than UX?

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Can UX/UI design improve business results?

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Can UX/UI design improve business results?

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Can UX/UI design improve business results?

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Can one person do both UX and UI?

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Can one person do both UX and UI?

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Can one person do both UX and UI?

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Which should come first?

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Which should come first?

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Which should come first?

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Can good UI fix poor UX?

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Can good UI fix poor UX?

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Can good UI fix poor UX?