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The UX Perspective
Our Learnings, Thoughts and Insights


Bad Button Hierarchy Breaks UX: Why Clear Action Categorization and Visual Differentiation Matters
When we interact with any application, most of our decisions eventually come down to clicking a button. Whether it’s submitting a form, saving progress, or canceling an action, buttons quietly guide users through their journey. Yet, not all buttons are equal and some are more important, some require caution, and others simply support the flow. Designing them thoughtfully is not just about appearance, but about helping users make the right decisions effortlessly. Categorizing
Mar 205 min read


"The Planning Fallacy" in UX Research and Design Projects
The planning fallacy refers to our tendency to underestimate the time, effort, and resources required to complete a task. Overview In our case, we frequently observe a tendency to underestimate project timelines in UX research and design. This phenomenon, known as the planning fallacy, is a common challenge across various project domains, including software development. Such underestimations can lead to project delays and negatively impact design delivery schedules. This is
Sep 7, 20244 min read


First Click Testing in UX can Pave the Way to Product Success?
First Click Testing is a usability testing method that focuses on the very first action users take when presented with a user interface or website. In the world of User Experience (UX) design, where every click, tap, or swipe can make or break a user's experience, getting it right from the very first interaction is crucial for the product. When we engage with product testers, we emphasize the specific task at hand and encourage them to perform the specified actions. First-cli
Mar 13, 20244 min read
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