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Embrace the constraints – how limitations can improve your design process
As frustrating as they can be, constraints can be the trigger for creativity and efficiency and help you develop your expertise and craft.
“We do UX” – The dirty lie of companies in tech
UX as a discipline is still poorly defined and often misunderstood. It’s a vague term that many companies hijack for their own means.
How to Design New Digital Products in Compliance Heavy Sectors
With so many contributors, regulations must be considered at the earliest possible stage. This will help to avoid facing regulatory obstacles later in the process.
What do you do for a living? Explaining what a UX Consultant actually does
By using the various disciplines of User Experience Design, UX Consultants strive to design digital products and services with a smooth and seamless user experience.
Getting Started With UX and UI Design: The Ins and Outs
With the rate that the digital industry is growing, it seems there is always something new to learn in the UX and UI design field.
LION+MASON moves to new office premises in central Leeds
The Clockwise building is modern, it’s trendy, and it has all the amenities a growing UX Design consultancy like LION+MASON needs.
Why Less is More in User Experience Testing
At first glance, user testing can seem expensive and complicated. However, even with a limited budget or tight deadline, it is possible to gather helpful feedback from user testing.
Storytelling – a vital UX skill we seem to forget
The theory behind storytelling is deep, but there are a few ideas that we can use that will allow us to engage our audience and share information in a way that resonates.
Prototyping helps build better products and user experiences – here’s why
It’s easy to see why prototyping is so important. But what best practices can you and your team adopt to ensure this phase of the product development process runs smoothly?
When it comes to user experience, the simplest solutions work best
Simple solutions work best, from ideation through to rollout and beyond, user experience should be about simplicity.