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With the increase in demand for digital products, designers have to work smarter and faster in order to keep up with the ever-changing needs of customers and developers. For UX design teams, AI technology is an invaluable tool that can reduce the need for manual processes, support automation, and provide insight into user behavior. I decided to dive into AI solutions and find out how they can ease my daily UX tasks. Here are my insights. 

AI-Driven Design Analytics for Website Usability

Utilizing AI-driven design analytics tools like Attention Insight can help designers gain insights into the usability of a system or website. This is a great solution for discovering potential issues and understanding the elements of a website that are most noticed by users. Attention Insight's predictive attention heatmaps can give indications of potential performance issues during the design phase, so it can in some way be complementary to usability testing.

Attention Insight can analyze desktop and mobile web pages, mobile apps, but also banners, posters, or even product packaging and posters! I tried out Attention Insight to get feedback about the Qodeca homepage. I uploaded mockups images, but we can just enter the website's www address.

Attention Insight provides several metrics to help verify if the design meets project’s assumptions.

After uploading a file, the tool estimated a clarity index, which indicates how clear or cluttered the design is. Qodeca got a score of 80, which means that our homepage clarity is optimal - the page is easy to scan and understand, but is not oversimplified on the other hand. System used a predictive eye tracking algorithm to generate website’s heatmaps. Solution’s authors ensure 90-96% accuracy compared to real eye-tracking studies, so it seems that the tool can be trustworthy. With heatmaps I can easily verify what elements are the most eye-catching for the users after 4-5 seconds they hit the page. We can also mark a particular area or design element like heading and see how much user’s attention that area gets and compare it to values recommended. Great way to get sure if crucial information is visible at first glance.

In addition to identifying potential issues, Attention Insight can also save time and resources. By providing early feedback on emerging products, designers can make informed decisions and avoid costly redesigns down the line. The tool is also useful to analyze existing products. Overall, AI-driven design analytics tools like Attention Insight can greatly improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the design process. 

Other tools worth mentioning are AI mechanisms that can generate editable high-fi UI elements. 

Galileo AI and UIzard can even create a whole screen from scratch. These tools learn from thousands of top user experience designs and deliver solutions at lightning speed. Simple request of “A settings page for users to edit their names, phone numbers and password” can generate an example of such a screen in an instant. They can also scan wireframes and translate them into high-fidelity mockups. Such technology is helpful during the ideation stage of design, simplifying the process by creating different variants of screens or design objects like empty states, field errors and disabled fields. It can accelerate the work of designers, allowing them to complete their designs quickly.

Magician, a Figma plugin, is able to produce image, text and even icons with simply a text description. I tried Magician out to create a 3-step onboarding flow for the mobile app concept Who is singing, which identifies bird species singing. I needed icons and descriptions of each step. For step 1 - recording singing - I used commands: “description of the process of recording song birds in mobile app” and “icon of a bird singing sitting on microphone”.

The working process with Magician is simple - the tool interprets text prompts and translates it into texts and icons.

The Magician was able to provide me with multiple suitable options in a timely manner. I found that the best results were obtained by trying different approaches and adjusting commands each time. Within a short period of time, I was able to create texts and icons that only needed minor tweaks to finalize my project quickly and efficiently. Here are the outcomes of my adventure with the Magician.

Using Magician plugin in Figma to generate icons and texts speeded up my work on mockups. 

Chatbots in UX tasks: From Text Content Generation to Research Insights

Many of us had the opportunity to get familiar with chatbots. These AI programs use natural language processing to understand the questions that users ask and then provide answers. How can we use chatbots in everyday UX tasks to make our lives easier?

We can produce text content for mockups with the help of a chatbot. For example, if we create a home page for an internal fitness company site, we can provide news content with no need for manual composition, using "Lorem ipsum", or internet searches. The chatbot can generate catchy titles and texts related to the company or case in a matter of moments. 

Chatbots can also be an effective tool in research. Let’s assume that we create a product addressed to young people aged 15-25 living in the USA and Europe. We want to prepare hypotheses we would like to verify in in-depth interviews and user surveys, maybe create a simple prototype and test it with potential users. In order to do this, we need some research. Chatbots are the perfect tool to retrieve statistics. 

I asked Perplexity AI chatbot: What are the most commonly used mobile apps by people aged 15-25? Chatbot listed the most popular apps and provided sources used to create a response, in case I would like to deepen the research on my own. It also suggested some other questions related to the topic, which can be a great inspiration for the researcher. I played a little bit with it and got some useful information.

Chatbots can be a great data source while performing UX research.

Following this, I performed an experiment to check if AI can help me generate hypotheses which could be verified with users during in-depth interviews or user testing in this particular case. To narrow down the scope of searching I pointed out that the new project will enable teenagers and young adults to share knowledge among them. The results were interesting. Perplexity suggested several hypotheses and directions in which UX researchers could go to get insights. These are the ones that attracted my attention: 

Gamification elements such quizzes or challenges could increase engagement with the app.

Personalization features such as recommended content based on user preferences could improve the user experience. 

Privacy concerns are important for young adults aged 15-25 when using social media platforms or messaging apps, there have been controversies surrounding social media platforms recently which may have affected public sentiment about aspects of social media. 

Pretty good start! I believe AI can be a very helpful tool in brainstorming during the research phase. 

AI Features in existing apps: Enhancing Productivity and Collaboration

Notable are AI features introduced to note-taking tools as Craft and Notion. They are capable of understanding your queries and providing answers, as well as refining your writing with better spelling, grammar and more appropriate tone. Additionally, you can use them to translate text into different languages, summarize text and generate lists or tables from the given data. You can also make use of helpful features such as generating keywords or hashtags and suggesting titles.

I tried out Craft’s AI assistant, using my notes for a design meeting with a client. Before each meeting I create a plan with a brief description of every issue I want to cover and after the meeting I fill in the document with notes from the discussion. I really appreciated two AI functionalities - summarizing given text and creating an outline. My long and rather chaotic notes turned into structured document in a few moments.

AI assistant in Notion in a few moments generated a summary and an outline of given text, helping me in getting my chaotic notes under control. 

Creative Potential in AI Image Generators

AI image generators such as Midjourney, Dall-E or Crayion use text prompts to produce images within seconds. These tools can be useful when it comes to finding visual inspiration for new projects, or sourcing appropriate images for existing ones. It can be difficult locating the right kind of photo, so being able to generate customized images that fit specific criteria such as subject, color, style, and environment can be a great time-saver.

At Qodeca, it is necessary for our staff to sharpen their abilities. Our UX team members often enhance their UI techniques creating their own app or website concepts. By using AI image generator Midjourney, we have come up with several impressive visuals that provoked us to create our own UI designs, for example the concept of Bake Shop Parrot that offers crazy-shaped sweets customers can personalize for their needs, created by our talented designer Tomasz Sabuda in collaboration with Tomasz Rybak, who generated these extraordinary images.

Example of UI concept using AI generated graphics: Bake Shop Parrot offering crazy-shaped sweets.

To see more UI concepts generated by our talented designers, check out our Dribbble account.

AI image generators can be also highly beneficial when attempting to produce concepts for a new product. AI ideation is a much simpler and quicker process when compared to traditional means of ideation for both physical and digital products. This usually comprises moodboarding, sketching, reviewing sketches, then determining a direction, and finally creating more detailed sketches. It may take a while. With AI ideation, the procedure is much more simple - you provide AI with textual cues, and you can quickly generate several different ideas from it. You can go even further, modifying text prompts to develop even more thought-provoking and creative ideas. What a time-saver!

Overall, I am thrilled with the possibilities that AI gives us. AI can be an indispensable tool for UX designers looking to unlock creative potential, break through tasks more efficiently, and gain a better understanding of website usability. As AI technology continues to rapidly evolve and become increasingly sophisticated, UX design teams will be able to reap more and more powerful benefits for their projects. As we move forward and continue to explore the uses of AI in UX design, the possibilities are endless. As long as we approach it with caution, empathy, and a willingness to adapt, the future of AI in UX design looks bright.

How AI is Revolutionizing UX Design Tasks

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Is good design all about empathizing with the users? Yes, this is our approach. At Qodeca we strive to create a more inclusive world by designing technology that meets the needs of all individuals, irrespective of their physical, sensory, or cognitive abilities. Being WCAG compliant is not only a legal requirement nowadays but also something we can all benefit from. For example, captions in videos not only help deaf people understand them but also make it easier for non-native speakers to follow along. Some accommodations might also help people with temporary disabilities and we know that can happen to anyone! On top of it all, making your application accessible can improve your SEO (search engine optimization), as search engine crawlers use pretty much the same logic as screen readers.

Creating an accessible application from scratch is easier than fixing the existing one, but it doesn’t mean you have to start all over. Instead, we always start with an Accessibility Audit to evaluate the current solution and provide detailed recommendations on fixing the issues. 

How do we check if an application is accessible?

At Qodeca, we use automated accessibility testing tools to check for potential accessibility issues in our applications.

We also review the code of our applications to identify any potential accessibility issues and make appropriate changes.

To ensure that all features of our applications are accessible, we manually test them using assistive technology such as screen readers, voice commands, and alternative input methods.

We conduct usability testing with individuals who have disabilities to see if they can use our applications effectively.

At Qodeca, we use color contrast checking tools to ensure that all text and visual elements have sufficient contrast for easy visibility.

We also make sure that all multimedia content in our applications, such as videos and podcasts, have captions and transcripts.

To guarantee that our applications are accessible for everyone, we check that all features can be accessed using only a keyboard, and that keyboard focus is clearly visible.

At Qodeca, we check if our applications meet established accessibility guidelines, such as the Mobile Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (MWCA) or Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), to ensure that they meet industry standards for accessibility.

While all businesses can gain from having an accessible app, for some industries accessible applications can be especially beneficial, like healthcare, finance, education and retail. After all, approximately 15% of the world’s population (so around 1 billion people) live with some form of disability, many of those people use the internet regularly for communication, work, and daily tasks. Accessible applications can attract customers who may have previously been excluded from using a product or service, and can help build a reputation for inclusivity and social responsibility.

How to take it a step further and gain a competitive edge in the market?

Voice Control - Designing an app to include voice control functionality enables users to use it without relying on touch or manual input. This can be particularly beneficial for users with physical disabilities or those who are visually impaired.

Reduce Reliance on gestures - Gestures can be hard to perform for some users, by designing an app with alternative ways to navigate and interact with the interface, such as through buttons or voice commands, we can accommodate users with different needs.

High Contrast Mode - High contrast mode is a great option for users who have visual impairments or color blindness, allowing them to adjust the colors and contrast levels to suit their needs better.

One of the most exciting benefits of creating an accessible application is that it allows us to build a stronger connection with users. By actively seeking feedback and input from users, we can gain a deeper understanding of their needs and preferences and use this knowledge to improve continuously over time. This not only helps to ensure that the application is accessible to all users but also shows that we genuinely care about their experiences and are committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for all. 

Inclusive design is more than just a checkbox - it’s a mindset. At Qodeca, we believe in embracing this mindset and striving to be leaders in inclusive design. By partnering with us, you can demonstrate your commitment to creating products that are accessible to all users. Let’s work together to make accessibility a priority.

Good design is all about empathizing with users. As we strive to create a more inclusive world, it's heartening to see a growing emphasis on designing technology that meets the needs of all individuals, irrespective of their physical, sensory, or cognitive abilities. Being WCAG compliant is not only a legal requirement nowadays, but also something we can all benefit from. For example, captions in videos not only help deaf people understand them but also make it easier for non-native speakers to follow along. Some accommodations might also help people with temporary disabilities like broken hands and we know that can happen to anyone!

Designing Accessible Applications: Digital Inclusivity

Ever since the web started evolving, ideas for businesses started to pop, and startups were created one after another. Online businesses required relatively low cost to start, even lower if you decided to do something on your own.

The majority of us, use the internet daily to perform various tasks, from shopping for groceries to booking holidays. We browse through hundreds of websites, and we usually don't think much of it. When we start to think about designing a website for our own product or service, it doesn't seem like much of a task. Once we start to research the issue, however, the number of information can get overwhelming with many aspects to consider starting from psychology, visual perception to technology, and regulations. Every tool has its constraints and there are certain rules to be for example WCAG compliant. It's no surprise that a lot of the interface design is not creative, since there is a set of best practices to follow.

Because there are rules you can go along with and it is repetitive, it can be programmed and automated. That's where the technology comes into play, and on the web, you can find a vast amount of pre-made solutions to help you get started like templates, editors or AI applications.

ADI is an artificial intelligence that uses machine learning to identify trends and implement them, creating a full design on its own. It can be used for logos, graphics and even full websites. User states what he wants and system auto-generates a personalized design. In the game No Man's Sky this technology was used to create nearly all of the elements including planets, plants, animals, structures and spacecrafts. Some examples from the design world include:

Looka.com is an application that uses ADI to design logos. You enter company name, select industry, color, few logos you like, and bam! you have many to choose from. All personalized for your business.

Wix ADI does the same, you go through the wizard, selecting features you need, and your visual preferences to have a website in just few clicks. It's very easy to use, it supports most type of websites like online stores, blogs, portfolios and you can customize it, adding extra pages and applications like live chat.

Jimbo Dolphin is another example, it's even faster than Wix with creating a website in less than 3 minutes, it can also pull up photos and business description from your social media

The programs are taught to observe existing websites and understand design principles. Thats how they come up with the designs, that might be not really original, but theoretically customized and extremely easy to get.

One thing that AI is definitely good at, is processing a huge amount of data. It can track user engagement, and even based on that predict it for the future. With tracking basic information about the user that enters the website it can also personalize the page even further. Depending on the age, location, tech exposure and gender users can be attracted to different images and texts. The AI can present sites differently to different users. Persado for example, specializes in personalized messaging to speak to specific customer segments for higher engagement on the site. In other words, it analyzes language you use on your website, builts unique language model based on the tone of your brand and generates language variations to fit different users. Surprised? It's actually nothing new, there is a lot of tools that learn how you behave on a daily basis. CrystalKnows is application for team leaders or for hiring managers to explore personalities and gain insight on how to communicate with a specific person whether it's a candidate or a coworker. One of the tools they offer is Chrome Extension that you can use on any Linkedin profile, it reviews the activity and presents you suggestions on what type of messaging this person will more likely respond to.

Anticipatory design have been around for some time - many components on the websites are triggered based on your past behaviours or bookings. It's all based on reduction the cognitive load, so the users can focus on the main action they want to perform, rather than all of the elements around it. Online grocery shop suggests re-purchasing last order, and booking app suggests attractions around your hotel. Youtube and Netflix use algorithms to determine which thumbnail you are more likely to click on and ads you are seeing are related to your Google searches.

Should designers worry that they will be soon replaced by robots?

As I mentioned earlier, the current AI tools are collecting data and then following certain patterns to produce a fast result. The effect is not much better than a template, as it lacks novelty, originality, and overall human touch. It's good for starters, but to do any major updates or changes you have to speak to a Developer, and to a design memorable brand you are better off speaking with a UI/UX Designer.

Nevertheless, the potential of technology gives us the opportunity to grow, and it can cover some of the tedious chores to give Designers free time for more creative and interesting things they do best. As Yury Vetrov, Design Director at Mail.Ru, put it "Designers would become art directors to their new apprentices, computers."

We have more and more tools, to cover certain areas, making the designers work faster and be more productive. Airbnb for example is working on a tool to turn hand-drawn wireframe sketches directly to production-ready code. It generates the prototype using predefined components from their library. Sketch2Code from Microsoft works similiarly recognizing hand-drawn design elements like a button, extracting hand-written text and combining it to generate HTML snippet of different elements.

Design tools like Figma have components to unify certain elements and make the changes happen immediately across the whole project, they also recently added Auto-Layout feature that allows those components to be responsive, so the changes are made even faster with elements scaling automatically. Basic prototypes can be produced in few clicks and with use of plugins we can automatically perform actions like cleaning up the file, changing names and inserting photos.

There are also AI-driven user-testing tools available, like Odaptos or Vempathy that recognize tester's emotions using Artificial Intelligence facial recognition algorithms.

Tools like Morphio can automate work of agencies to perform Budget Audits, Ad Placement Auditing, also Segment your audience and based on that leave you suggestions and alert you to risks.

Automation is all around us and is constantly changing the way we work. Embrace the change.

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Is visual design important for a remarkable user experience? Let's find out. 1 Second ⌚! That's all it takes for web visitors to decide either to stay on your web page or not. If your visual design is awful, your prospects will click on the back button and jump into your competitors' domain. It's that simple! 

Outstanding visual designs catch both the eye and the mind. A fascinating design is irresistible. And when you fail to deliver what appeals to your prospective customers, your business will suffer. It's a default reaction, web-visitors subconsciously associate stunning visual designs with excellent products and services. 

No matter the number of impressive functionalities and in-demand services you provide on your website or app. Visitors are less likely to stick around if your platform lacks visual attractiveness. This process takes less than 55 milliseconds.

Just think about the first thing you notice when a web page loads. Is it the color scheme? The header and subhead fonts? Or the brand logo? In any case, it’s most certainly aspects of the website’s design.

Every business looking to succeed in today's digital space must prioritize decent, aesthetically pleasing visual designs. Thanks to top companies like Apple,  Netflix, and Starbucks for prioritizing digital aesthetics. These businesses know that they need to invest in outstanding designs to deliver a decent customer experience. 

Importance of Visual Design in websites, mobile apps, Web applications

Are you wondering if investing in visual designs is worth the time and expenditure? Can your present design do the trick? Do you want to leave this important aspect of your business to chance? We would not if we were in your shoes, especially since visual design is the more popular basis on which customers decide whether to trust your brand or not, according to Consumer Reports. 

Many website owners and businesses have benefitted hugely from our classy website visual designs at Qodeca. To help you see how investing in an outstanding design improves user experience and increases earnings, we have prepared a list of compelling reasons.

How A Good Visual Design Benefits User Experience (UX)

Visual cues form much of the basis on which users decide to use a digital platform. No one wants to risk doing business with an uncoordinated team or a scam artist.  Therefore, if people feel that way about your visual design, they'll move to your competitor's business.

Unfortunately, you only have a few milliseconds to make an impression. Why? People's attention span has become so short these days, and they form their opinions within that short time. How much do people believe such snap judgments?

A study at Princeton University says that after seeing a face, people formed opinions within a second. Subsequent prolonged exposure to that face did not change the participants' impressions but only reinforced them.

It is true that visitors only need 50-milliseconds to form an opinion about a website, blog, eCommerce store. Perhaps a little more time with mobile apps. A Google research-tested and found that the timespan was even leaner – just 17-50 milliseconds. Thus, your website's visual design needs to impress your visitors in that super-short timeframe.

To achieve this, you need to understand your website's purpose. How do you want your visitors to feel about your business when they visit your website? Want to come off professional such as a legal enterprise? Your website has to be tidy, elegant, and feature professional images. Want to seem fun and upbeat? You can borrow a leaf from Duolingo's visual design that features bright colors and radiates friendliness. Want to come off as informative and helpful? Ensure your content is understandable and easy to navigate.

A design that displays a superb blend of the right colors, images, and general mood can be super impressive. Remember, however, to keep this design scheme consistent throughout your website. You don't want to draw customers in only to dash their trust later on.

Every business owner knows that a purchase is not the end of a customer's journey. For a successful business, you need to keep your customers coming back and referring your business to their friends. Your visual design provides the best opportunity for you to build customer loyalty. How so? By incorporating emotional and memorable connections into your design.

A combination of apt colors, layouts, and creative fonts that convey shared values with your customers can help you establish meaningful emotional connections with your customers. Your designer should carefully combine these elements to reach your customers' hearts and not their pockets – at least not yet. 

Ask yourself, what values and principles do I want my brand to represent? How do I want my business to be perceived amidst my competitors? Having clear answers to these questions will help you design your website around these values.

When your visual design makes customers feel an emotional connection to your brand, they will likely stick with your business, even referring you to their friends and acquaintances.

There’s so much ad noise today. According to what’s now known as the Yankelovich Study, the average American sees about 5000 ad messages per day. These include TV, radio, newspaper, internet ads, labels at the grocery store, ads in your email inbox, etc. However, only a far fewer number of these ads are given attention – only about 12 ads. What characteristics make these 12 ads stand out?

The most acknowledged ads present content with appealing visual design. Remember that judging a book by its cover adage? Here's how you know we never abide by it. Have you ever needed to choose between two very similar products? You probably went for the more attractive one, even if it had less quantity than the less attractive option. We are all biased in this manner. We tend to associate beauty with positivity and vice-versa.  Findings from Forrester Consulting reveals that Investing in aesthetics help businesses outshines unconcerned competitors. 

Creating impressive customer experiences with well-established design principles will impress your customers, reduce their bounce rate on your website, and keep them coming for more. 

How many times do you look up an ad on a website and wonder, “So, why exactly is this better than the next business?” Without clearly conveying your ad message, customers may struggle to figure out why your product is better than your competitors’. However, clear, well-executed visual designs can help you bridge such communication gaps.

Infographics, simple-to-understand visuals, and demos are remarkable ways to communicate your ad messages to customers. A Web Marketing Group study revealed that 65% of customers find infographics helpful to understand offers and other things. Use demos to explain products and their features to help customers understand these features and see how they help them practically. 

Another aspect of customer experience where good visual design is crucial is directional clarity. Is there any part of your website where visitors can get lost? Fix it immediately. You don't want prospects to waste time getting lost and trying to find their way. With the popularity of social media today, they certainly won't keep those thoughts to themselves. Thus, ensure your visual design allows your CTAs and navigation buttons to stand out rather than blend in with the rest of the page. 

The beautiful, concise, easy-to-navigate visual designs allow customers to glide gracefully between brand identities and ad messages. Thus, you can rest assured that they'll leave your website with nothing but good things to say about your business.

You now know that aesthetics have a direct impact on user experience. However, to ensure that you do not make a mistake. We will answer the following question.

What are the fundamental principles and elements of an excellent visual design?

You'll agree that it is incomplete to learn about the importance of visual designs without understanding the qualities of an excellent design.

Here are the qualities of great visual designs. Your website, e-commerce store, blog, mobile applications, or other digital outlets must exhibit the following characteristics.

1) Gestalt: Fortune 500 companies obey the Gestalt concept. Instead of being carried away by individual visual design elements. The notion promotes the idea that a designer must focus on helping end-users enjoy the general appearance. Proximity, continuity, and similarity are principles associated with Gestalt psychology.

2) Unity: All visual design elements on a digital page should fit together. There should be aesthetic harmony between visual design elements like shapes, lines, and colors.

3) Hierarchy: Every element on your digital platform has its level of importance. Position, size, and colors are vital determinants of hierarchies on web pages. 

4) Similarity: Components of your design should work together. There should be similarities without necessarily duplicating visual elements.

Other qualities of an outstanding visual design include dominance, contrast, scale, space, equilibrium, and a ton of other factors. Paying attention to all these factors can be overwhelming. 

If you are not an experienced visual designer, why not hire professional talents for your business? Every goal-oriented enterprise in relentless pursuit of growth should link up with Qodeca.  Our team of experienced visual designers at Qodeca are incredibly skillful in the art of impressing end users with visual appeals.

Visual design is a crucial aspect of creating and owning a website, blog, mobile app, or web app. Every digital medium connected with your enterprise must appeal to the eye. Are the eyes not the partway to the mind? Fortune 500 companies promote and invest in exceptional visual designs for an enjoyable customer experience. No wonder they perform excellently.

A final piece of advice, however; let a qualified team of designers handle your tasks. If you're investing in visual design, you deserve the best value for your money. At Qodoca, our team of experienced designers has helped several businesses refine their customer experiences. We specialize in the art of increasing ROI with visual appeals on digital outlets. With the help of our team, you can develop an appealing, fascinating customer experience on your website, blog, mobile app, web app, etc.

You can enjoy our services. Either you have a fledgling business you are looking to make more appealing. Or you have an established business that is underperforming in today's digital space. Claim your free consultation today!

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