UX design, short for User Experience design, is a process of creating products or services that are easy to use, efficient, and enjoyable for users. It involves understanding user needs, behaviors, and preferences through research and analysis. The goal is to design intuitive and user-friendly interfaces that enhance customer satisfaction. UX designers collaborate with stakeholders, developers, and other team members to create wireframes, prototypes, and conduct usability testing to refine the design. By employing empathy and user-centric approaches, UX design strives to improve interactions, solve user problems, and deliver exceptional digital experiences across various platforms and devices.
The new tech world is all about experiences, no longer just the product. Users look for enterprise products, the same way they shop for other goods. Users expect seamless usability and intuitive interface on any enterprise application. So how can you make your User Experience memorable yet extremely efficient? At Koru UX Design, we are … Read more
Enterprise applications and the latest UI trends? Two things I’d never imagined being used in the same sentence. But it’s 2024, and here we are, living in a world where enterprise products are slowly but surely getting onto the UI trends bandwagon. There are thousands of specialty B2B applications, including financial trackers, CRMS, HRMS, ERPs, … Read more
There happen to be a multitude of dimensions that fall under the functions of a designer, from making cake toppers to building bridges, and from securing your bank’s app to deciding the precise shade of Thanos’ purple visage. All things said and done, it’s safe to say that their work involves tremendous people-pleasing maneuvers. And … Read more
If you are entering the UX sphere and starting to see the necessity of incorporating UX into your development cycle, you might wonder if it is worth building an in-house team. Or should you just hire a design firm to be your UX consultants? This dilemma is not unique but the solution to it is. … Read more
The approach of Design Thinking in healthcare is a method of problem-solving that focuses on human behavior and needs. The process employs empathy, voluminous idea generation, rapid prototyping, and continuous testing to tackle complex challenges. Human-centered design is about meeting people where they are and really taking their needs and feedback into account. When you … Read more
A decade ago, MySpace was huge. The social network took over the internet and stood tenaciously against all the competition that came in with the explosion of the internet. And yet, it took only a Facebook to completely undermine MySpace’s market share. Facebook took over the social media and grew into a network of its … Read more
Before we start discussing User Research Methods, here’s an interesting point I came across in an article a few days ago…
Technological innovations today are the driving force behind assisting the medical community to deliver quality care more effectively, along with improved security, privacy, and regulatory compliance. As healthcare organizations continue to face challenges in terms of providing round-the-clock services online, added complications such as meeting security and compliance standards set by – HIPAA’s equivalent in … Read more
At Koru UX, we define User Experience to be the value provided to the user when they are using a product. Furthermore, User Experience Design is the process of increasing user satisfaction by improving the usability, accessibility, and delight provided in the product interaction. With design thinking increasingly permeating industries, the complexity of modern businesses … Read more
Patient Portal is connected to the Electronic Health Record (EHR), which gives patients a look into data related to their health. These include lab results, physician notes, their health histories, discharge summaries and immunizations. Some patient portals go beyond to a stage where patients can only view their data. These portals include features such as … Read more