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==== User interface design ==== [[User experience design]] focuses on creating interfaces that are intuitive, accessible, and enjoyable for users. It involves understanding user behavior, conducting usability studies, and implementing design principles to enhance the overall satisfaction of users interacting with a website or application. This involves [[Website wireframe|wireframing]], [[Software prototyping|prototyping]], and implementing design principles to enhance user interaction. Some of the popular tools used for UI Wireframing are - * Sketch for detailed, [[Vector-based graphical user interface|vector-based design]] * Moqups for beginners * [[Figma]] for a free wireframe app * UXPin for handing off design documentation to developers * MockFlow for project organization * [[Justinmind (software)|Justinmind]] for interactive wireframes * Uizard for AI-assisted wireframing Another key aspect to keep in mind while designing is [[Web accessibility|Web Accessibility]]- Web accessibility ensures that digital content is available and usable for people of all abilities. This involves adhering to standards like the [[Web Content Accessibility Guidelines]] (WCAG), implementing features like alternative text for images, and designing with considerations for diverse user needs, including those with disabilities.
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