Our team of UX designers is passionate about creating impactful user experiences that drive business growth. With a diverse skill set and a user-centric approach, they excel in designing intuitive and visually appealing interfaces. From wireframing to prototyping, their process involves thorough research and testing to ensure optimal usability. Our designers are adept at collaborating with cross-functional teams and clients to deliver solutions that align with business goals and user needs. Whether it’s web, mobile, or product design, our UX designers are committed to enhancing customer satisfaction and fostering brand loyalty. Trust our team to elevate your digital presence and optimize user interactions.
Are you someone whose sprints are completed by moving merely a muscle or two? Are you someone who is completely sedentary whilst being agile? If you’ve answered in the affirmative, it’s pretty clear that your world functions on a slightly different plane. Being a part of the UX design community, the way you perceive and … Read more
It’s incremental. It’s flexible. It takes customer feedback into account at every stage. For a minute there, you’d think of these to be attributes of the design process. But no, it’s the characteristics of agile development that are being described here. Agile software development principles patterns and practices have quite a few things in common … Read more
“As we’ve moved to virtual work, we haven’t just coped, we’ve actually thrived. We are making quicker decisions and acting. Meetings are now more inclusive of people regardless of location, level, or other differences. We have great momentum and need to figure out how to carry it forward.” – Suresh Kumar, Global CTO, Walmart. Remote … Read more
Priorities and needs are changing in any growing company that is facing new external challenges. Businesses must ensure that their partner teams are aware of the newer skills while keeping old ones current. This will help them keep their results and productivity optimized. Especially, when it comes to partnering with UX design teams. Functional and … Read more
Imagine you’ve gone to dine at an upscale Parisian restaurant. The vibe inside is awash with enough French disdain to intimidate the best of us. You’re seated and then handed a menu in chaste French. Enter, the charming serveur. He treats you with genuine courtesy, overlooks your horrific pronunciation of “bouillabaisse”, and gently proffers the … Read more
It was in 2011 that I started Koru UX Design with all of 3 members. We began with harboring the ambition of shifting the focus of software design from the business to the users. I’m immensely proud that in the years to follow, we did well on our will to prove that a happy user … Read more
If you’ve been a part of product design or product management, you’re sure to have heard someone or the other say, ‘Everyone is a UXer.’ Invariably, the person saying this is a UX fellow themselves. But think about it a bit deeper – have you heard anyone ever say that about architects or graphic designers? … Read more
As we’re getting close to ending what was one rollercoaster of a year, we’ve decided to pay an ode to our faithful companions. Companions who kept our spirits up during the endless days of lockdown restrictions and social distancing. Here’s a round-up of the most interesting books, movies, videos, documentaries, podcasts, and articles that provided … Read more
Patient portals are secure online websites that give patients 24/7 access to personal health information. Unfortunately, they aren’t receiving the attention they deserve, since EHR companies tend to be tight on R&D resources. As a result, these companies have not yet been able to meet their full potential in terms of user needs, i.e. patient … Read more
With the pandemic-induced distancing still in force, UX research has been more or less forced to be conducted remotely. Ever since the outbreak, UX researchers have gone the remote way to conduct their studies. So, why after all this time, would there be a need for a post like this one. Because there is a … Read more