UX Metrics: Measure Your App’s Success

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Firms get user feedback on their apps in many ways. For example, they can view the software’s stats to see how people use it. These UX metrics can even point to a product’s flaws, giving … Read more

Bad Website Design: Avoiding Common Site Problems

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Your brand needs a great site to drive sales. Perfecting your user experience could be the key to amazing each customer, new or old. But falling into the trap of bad website design is all … Read more

Funny Logos: Do They Help Brands?

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All kinds of firms are using humor as part of their marketing strategy. For some companies, this can include funny logos that still show what their brand is about. In this guide, the Page Flows … Read more

Parody Logos: Can You Use Them?

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Fake logos that parody big brands can draw someone’s eye right away. But you’ll have to be careful when adding them to your team’s designs. Fair use laws will only help your firm if you … Read more

Neumorphic Design: Exploring Soft UI

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It’s no secret that UI designers elicit the help of design trends to improve the user’s experience.  Today, we’ll focus on the neumorphic design trend. You’ll learn the ins and outs of this trend in … Read more

Stamp Designs: Graphic Design Meets the World of Postage 

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Graphic design is crucial to a great number of things, including websites, advertisements, magazines, and even logo designs. But it may surprise you to know that you can also apply graphic design to stamps, too.  … Read more

Y2K Graphic Design: A Look Back on a 2000’s Design Trend 

Page Flows screenshot of a trio of vibrant, visually “busy,” and colorful Y2K graphic designs from Creative Resources.

Bold aesthetics and smile-inducing nostalgia go hand in hand.  We derive joy from reflecting on our sometimes questionable fashion choices and music from an era when “music was good.” The nostalgia we feel for things … Read more

VR Design: Creating Virtual Environments That Work

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Virtual reality is a trend that could turn the tide of user interactivity in the coming years. It might help to create your own experience to get ahead of your competitors. However, there are certain … Read more

UX Audit: How To Do a Full Review

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We’ve all been there. That moment when you just can’t get tech to work. It used to mean banging on the back of the TV (back when they weren’t flatscreens) until the signal returned. These … Read more

UX Storytelling: Adding a Human Touch to Your Designs

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Our stories make us who we are. Storytelling allows us to share information in a way that engages our emotions. Given the power that emotions have over the user experience, it’s no surprise that UX … Read more