Today, let’s talk about several types of priorities that need to be considered in product design. The grasp of priority in design is to allow us to put the really important functions/contents/elements in prominent positions, display them with the most interface resources, and weaken and hide the minor parts. Some are simply cut off. This is …
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Many young designers often invite others to comment on their work after they have designed a set of works. I just recently saw an article on the Facebook design blog, which is very suitable for this topic. Now I will share it with you. In Facebook’s school recruitment, we had a conversation with an intern …
I am a PM, and I have been with designers for a long time every day. I am very impressed and have some understanding of design. There are a lot of H5 contacts recently, so today I will talk about design from the point of H5, and by the way, I will extend it and send out to discuss and discuss with you, and confirm each other. Compared with professional design gods, it is naturally far behind. Quan Think of it as a product note for yourself.
An excellent product is the product of continuous demand collisions, trade-offs, and choices made by the product manager. If you want to add a new feature to the product, even a very simple feature has to be thought through hard. Adding a function is a technical activity, and if you want to delete a function, it is also a technical activity. How to delete an unnecessary function? Let’s stroke it.
If you want to build a good product, whether it is Internet websites, mobile applications, WeChat official accounts/mini programs, content products, or even physical products, you need to define priorities at all levels at any time to reduce losses.
Is the brainstorming that has always been highly respected by designers really an artifact for generating good ideas? Today’s translation, through a number of scientific comparative studies, has found a method that is more efficient than brainstorming and can generate more good ideas. It is definitely a savior of inspiration exhausted cancer. Let’s collect it together! …
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The author of this article believes that a good designer should have product thinking. And a few points are listed in the article, hoping to help young designers better support product design, and even drive product development. Within this year, I interviewed about 15 designers before and after, with an average work experience of more than …
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If a design team does not have good design guidelines, it is very difficult to determine the success of the product. If a design team does not have good design guidelines, it is very difficult to determine the success of the product. My job is to design and improve a traditional customer relationship management system …
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In essence, we usually don’t cherish something that has been broken, ranging from work attitude to corporate culture. When a bad phenomenon occurs, it will cause more bad phenomena. Not long ago, I read an article “Broken Window Theory in Design and Product Development” . The article is very brief, but quite enlightening. Let me talk about some …
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As a designer, we always feel that we lack value and are misunderstood when we work. Your boss asks you to make some project modifications before today’s proposal meeting to deal with the client, or the client will ask you to remove some design steps they think is unnecessary and get the final plan the fastest. …
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Demand processing has always been one of the most important links in product work. We has sorted out the whole process of demand analysis for us from demand acquisition to demand landing, and I recommend you to read it. When making requirements, do you feel that there is another requirement hidden in many requirements, or …
Product design must be “fine”, while product planning must be “far”. Product planning is not only planning, but also the development process of selecting products. Perhaps the value of product planning is not reflected in the exquisiteness of the user experience and the beautiful display of the page, but it reflects the realization of the best configuration …
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Under the premise of the same design architecture, even the simplest table styles can bring different emotional renderings due to the different expressiveness of the resource pictures, which will affect the user’s intuitive judgment of the product, whether it is active or passive. Under the premise, it is very difficult for users to leave the …
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Recently, I have re-entered this old question: the conflict between the product commercial user goals and the designer’s own values. On this issue, my views have moved to two completely different extremes in the past few years. From the earliest days, people have always advocated the style of “small and fresh, concise, tall, and perfect in …
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Preface How to improve user stickiness? This is a problem that the product will face after a certain amount of UV. Most products are trying to actively contact users. For example, e-commerce apps regularly push users various discount promotion messages to attract users back to the app; SNS apps will push users “the people you follow XX …
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