Know your audience
Every design has a purpose

Henna Ray

Think of the website
as a yellow brick road.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Be a Good User
A designer needs to think like a user.

Henna Ray

Users are more likely to
notice items near the top of the page.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Use of Typography
is regarded as an art.

Henna Ray

Avoid excessive scrolling
scrolling has become a very basic.

Henna Ray

Design for
color blind users.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Avoid creating
dead end pages on websites.

Andrew Kucheriavy

When it comes to design
importance of right copy for your interface.

Henna Ray

Once you are done with the designing process
it is important to test.

Henna Ray

Website text should
load before images.

Andrew Kucheriavy

great designs always have one thing
in common and that is simplicity.

Henna Ray

There is never a dull moment
in the field of user experience.

Henna Ray

Don't use double-taps
on mobile devices .

Andrew Kucheriavy

During the design process
you will be working with various designers.

Henna Ray

Let users know where
they are on the website.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Hamburger menus on desktops
are less noticeable, less familiar.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Don't hide login or search
features inside website menus.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Links should always
look like links .

Andrew Kucheriavy

Make the search field
easy to find .

Andrew Kucheriavy

Users can focus on only
one thing at a time.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Dots on carousels are difficult
to see on mobile websites.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Use accordions to compress
lengthy content on mobile websites.

Andrew Kucheriavy

main purpose of each webpage
should be obvious to the user.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Display hints in context
and only when needed.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Icons must visually describe
their function and purpose.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Icons should only be used
when necessary.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Most users scan
first and read later.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Use increased line spacing
between bulleted lists.

Andrew Kucheriavy

Italicized text is harder to read
especially for dyslexic readers.

Andrew Kucheriavy

DO NOT USE ALL CAPS IN YOUR HEADLINES AND TAGLINES
It's much harder to read.

Andrew Kucheriavy