Infragistics Blog - UX

Product-Market Fit: What It Is and How to Achieve It
Product-Market Fit is essential to any business. It is often applied to start-ups, but it applies to large enterprises too. Learn what is and how to achieve it.

What is Interaction Design and Why Does it Matter?
What is interaction design and what is the interaction design process? How does it compare to UX? Well, this article will provide the answers.

Build Great User Experiences with User-Centered Design
What is user-centered design and why is it important? Find the answers with Indigo.Design and learn more about user-centered design principles & methods.
220+ Material Inspired Icons for Great UX
Icons have always been important in enhancing the user experience, not only for navigating easily through the information in your app or on your web site but also in increasing the readability of the content by summarising it, making it exciting and drawing the user’s attention to the most important parts of your web projects.

Designing a User Profile: How to Use Overrides
No matter the type of software project UI/UX designers have their hands on – apps for fintech, blockchain, or e-commerce – almost all projects share one screen in common. In this case, we’re talking about the part of an app containing the user’s personal info…his profile.

How to Build UX Culture in the Company
Why would you care about creating a “UX culture” in the workplace? And what does that even mean?

The Stroop Effect and its Implications in UX Design
What happens when your brain is trying to process conflicting streams of information? Let’s find out.

Top 10 KPIs You’ll See in a CEO’s Dashboard
As any leader will know, there’s never enough time. When you’re managing organizational politics, attempting to steer the company to growth or differentiating your brand from aggressive competition; maintaining a focus on your Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) can often get left behind.

5W+H = Knowledge to Design an Excellent User Experience
You may have heard that to design a good user experience you first need to understand the users and their needs, but what exactly do you need to know? It comes down to five W and one H question – Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How.