5 Fundamentals of Interface Designs

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Pinakin Darji

SEO Expert | KNOWARTH Technologies

5 Fundamentals of Interface Designs

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What would you do if you wanted a great user interface design in place? The easiest would be to hire an  Click to edit Master text thing styles user interface development company, help them understand your  Second needs and getlevel them to build a user interface framework and create a user interface design that speaks volumes in terms of experience. But  Third level even with the finished product you still will have that one lingering thought:  Fourth level  Fifth level this cover all aspects of UI design?” “Does

Before you decide to outsource and have your UI designed you need to understand fundamentals, this way you can ensure that you give a clear brief and help create a crisp, rich product.

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5 Fundamentals of Interface Designs

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The five basic cornerstones of a user interface  Click to edit are: Master text styles development  Second level  Clarity  Third level

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 Guide elements  Fifth level  Uniformity  communication

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1. Clarity

First and foremost, adopt clarity as the foundation for your interface.  BeClick it design or content, a need to be understood easily. This to edit Masterthere textisstyles help the user predict what’s next and stay comfortable with the  Second level be it website or a mobile application. product,  Third level  Fourth level

The predictability helps easy navigation and better interaction. If the  Fifth level user is uncomfortable, he has poor control on the environment and leads to confusing and poor interaction. Thus one needs to remove all confusions and retain clarity both in design and content.

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2. Simplicity

 Click edit Master text styles The simplerto the design, the higher is its function and interaction. Mostly the best designs usually go unnoticed. Any extra’s both in design as  Second level decoration or extra words for information overload needs to serve the  Third level brand.  Fourth level  Fifth level

However a clean and simple design with necessary content, perfectly prioritized with the most important right on the top is a best approach. The design should have its own visual language leading the user from one to the next and guiding him with graphical elements, thus adding convenience to the user experience.

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3. Guide elements

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Guideto elements are part ofstyles the visual language. These vivid  Click edit Master text

graphical details help create a hierarchy in design, aiding the user  Second leveland move from one to the next easily. These to understand guiding elements fulfill the need to anchor the user on a page and  Third level then help them sync with the intuitive flow of the design leading to  Fourth level new discovery while engaging the user completely.  Fifth level

Get your page layout to support the flow by focusing on one primary action per page and use these elements to help direct action. One can use both color and typography for variations and hierarchy creation. One can also use light and texture to adhere to simplicity and create good guide elements in a visual language.

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4. Uniformity

The uniformity in designs contributes to many an attributes  simultaneously. Click to edit Master text styles It helps structure of the design, aids balance and consistency  Secondadding level clarity and simplicity in development of a design interface.  Third level

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The guideelements that behave in a particular fashion should stay Fifth level similar. The icons that convey a function on a page need to be uniform performing the same function across the website. Any dissimilar or different design would only lead to confusion and poor interaction

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5. Communication

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 Click to edit Master text styles ASecond level clear consistent user interface needs to remain simple and even with further developments for user comfort.  coherent Third level  Fourth level  Fifth level Good communication systems – rich feedback and constant update on any changes in the user interface helps maintain trust and understand the user’s ideas too.

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Ensure the user interface design development company Third level is in sync with these 5 design development fundamentals  Fourth and you canlevel stay assured on an easy and engaging user design for your customers.  interface Fifth level

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