Скачать или смотреть Object-Oriented UX Design Best Practices: What is Masking and How to Avoid Masking

Join Sophia Prater as she unpacks masking in UX design and shares essential object-oriented UX design best practices. Masking in UX design occurs when different objects within an interface appear identical, leading to confusion and diminished user trust. Sophia illustrates this concept through practical examples, such as the design of the Appalachian Trail website, showing how indistinguishable cards can make it hard for users to tell events, articles, and states apart. This video delves into why maintaining distinct visual representations of UI elements is critical for user clarity and how applying object-oriented UX principles can prevent these common design issues.

Sophia offers actionable advice on how to avoid masking by incorporating varied visual cues, icons, and image ratios, ensuring each object is unique and recognizable. The video also touches on real-world stories that highlight the pitfalls of poor design, such as products with nearly identical packaging leading to unintended consequences. By following these UX design best practices, you can learn to fix common UX fails and improve the trustworthiness and usability of your design system. Whether you’re working in complex enterprise environments or building simpler interfaces, these insights will help refine your approach to user-centric, interaction-focused design.

Tune in to discover how to enhance your UI design skills with these effective techniques shared by Sophia Prater and insights connected with platforms like the Interaction Design Foundation (IxDF).

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