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User Flow for a Mobile News Application It’s important to define the flow of users from one screen to the next. In this way, a story or journey with specific content is created in order to facilitate a certain behavior. Below is a short diagram that outlines the user flow of a news feed application on a mobile device from …
Goals to Design Creating the layout of your web pages can be challenging but it doesn’t have to be. The designs need to be based on a solid understanding of the goals you want to achieve. Once you have your goals defined, put them into a hierarchy and use that to start building your web page. To help, use the …
UX Elements To help understand what a website or app will look like, many turn to wireframes, mock-ups, and prototypes. Within those are many elements such as buttons, placeholders, and icons that show on a basic level what will go there. These are simple, often black and white, and can be dragged and dropped as needed to create a layout. …
Mobile UX Flow and Wireframes Wireframes help illustrate what a web page will look like without actually making the real thing. Put them together to create a string of pages that a user will follow. Below are 57 lo-fi mobile wireframes, 5 hi-fi mobile wireframes, 11 ecommerce mobile wireframes, and three mobile UX flow charts. I use these resources to …
