Enterprise UX focuses on creating user-centered and intuitive experiences within business software applications. It aims to enhance productivity, efficiency, and user satisfaction in business environments. Enterprise UX design involves understanding the unique needs and goals of enterprise users and designing interfaces that optimize their workflows. By prioritizing usability, clear navigation, and task efficiency, enterprise UX empowers employees to accomplish tasks effectively, collaborate seamlessly, and stay engaged with the software. It streamlines complex processes, reduces training time, and enhances overall productivity. Discover the power of enterprise UX in delivering exceptional user experiences and driving positive outcomes within business environments.
You’ve scheduled a video conferencing call with 3 individuals from your client’s team, based in different locations around the world. It’s time for the call, and you join in. Suddenly, there is a barrage of notifications. Your phone rings – one person’s phoned to tell you that you’d shared a desktop link, and they couldn’t … Read more
Digital healthcare products have been notorious for their suboptimal UX owing to their complexity (individually and as a part of the platforms and interconnected systems), the demands of industry standards, cascading dependencies, the expected resistance to change, and not to forget, this – So, how can healthcare product leaders make sure they’re taking decisions in … Read more
Picture this: You have been hearing a lot about the dysfunctionality of your system’s filters. You know they are not working for your users. But fixing them across the products will be costly and time-consuming. Meanwhile, you’re working on a new feature that is strategically more important to your business. So you make an exception … Read more
What do you do when you enter a hotel room for the first time? You find the card key slot to switch on the lights, then get inside, place your bag, and do a quick scan of the room to see what’s where. What you don’t do is jump right into the shower or immediately … Read more
“Ugh, Monday’s here already!”“I just can’t wait for this project to end and finally take a break.”“I’m tired of being tired all the time.” It’s startling how often we hear these things being said all around us but are too immersed in a whirlpool of our own tasks and to-dos to even notice. Sure, we’re … Read more
To hire or not to hire an external UX design team, is a conundrum. It’s like having your cake and eating it too – a tantalizing thought, but can it actually be done? Plus, the buzz around the strategic benefits of UX design has created a hunger for design-focused companies with UX expertise. It has … Read more
“Design creates culture. Culture shapes values. Values determine the future.” — Robert L. Peters It’s no surprise that large organizations are ushering in a radical functional change by inching closer towards a design-centric style of management. Mind you, the ‘design’ here transcends aesthetics, touching upon applying the principles to the way people function. Design thinking … Read more
Quick question – what is the one thing that immediately tells you that you are in a UX design company’s office? Here’s the easiest one – you’re sure to see a wall or a whiteboard full of post-it notes affixed, maybe in some sort of a pattern. What you’re looking at is an Affinity Map … Read more
Creative jobs have an undeniable cool edge to them. Whenever someone asks the age-old question, “So what do you do?” And the answer is a creative field like UX UI design, product design, graphic design, film making, or motion graphics, the reaction is often a mix of amazement and envy. People love working in creative … Read more
That enterprise UX is challenging is perhaps the understatement of the year. And, we at Koru UX have been fortunate enough to tackle a variety of UI and UX design challenges in our projects over the years. While it is true that enterprise systems are highly complex and mission-critical behemoths, human needs and requirements form … Read more