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UI/UX Design

Terms that you must know in UI and UX Design

TermDefinition
Constraint Anything that might stop us from moving forward with a particular idea.
Dark patterns User interfaces that are deliberately designed to trick users.
Design criteria Are the specific goals a design must achieve to be successful. ​
Design thinking A set of techniques and processes for creative problem solving.
Intuitive Something that is easy to understand and use with little or no explanation.
UI User Interface, something designed to allow users to interact with machines and software.
Usability How user-friendly a product is, or how well it is able to be used.
User The person or group of people who will use the product or service.
User story A short description of what a user will do with a product or service.
Utility How well a product solves a user's problem.
UX User eXperience, how a user interacts with or experiences a product or service.
Wireframe A basic, 2-D representation of a web page, app interface, or product layout.
White space Is the area between design elements where there are neither UI elements nor specific content.
Visual hierarchy Means to place the most important elements large and in a central part of the design or use colour to highlight a UI element.
UI element The parts that make up an app or website interface.
Typography Arranging letters and text in a way that makes it clear, and visually appealing to the reader.
Text alignment The horizontal alignment of text. Text can be aligned to the left, right, or centre of the page.
Style guide: Also called a branding guide, presents guidelines for the appearance of an app or website, including colours, fonts, and branding.
Serif A small line or stroke attached to letters in some fonts.
Reading gravity The pattern our eyes follow when looking at a page. We naturally read left to right, top to bottom.
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