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Wireframes as the blueprint of a screen. They are a low-fidelity representation of a website’s layout and content. Often times they are monochrome to avoid

Used in early stages of a product, user scenarios are mini stories that describe the needs and/or context that brings a user to your product.

JavaScript is a programming language used to make web pages interactive. HTML is the structure, CSS is the style and Javascript is the behaviour.

The back end is the engine room of a website, software or IT system. Back end developers deal with with what powers the site and

Usability among UX design terms refers to the ease of navigating through a design. So, usability testing asks users to complete tasks while a researcher

A user journey is a chain of steps established by a UX designer to demonstrate where site visitors enter and how they interact with a

A mood board is a collection of materials and assets that help define the specific style for a product (such as a website or an

Iterative design is a design methodology that is not limited by a clear start or stop. Instead, it is a cyclical method of design that

A prototype is an outline of the proposed final product that is used for testing before launch. Low-level prototypes showcase a bare-bones sketch of how

Experience architecture is a map that lays the outline of the path that a user will take from the start to the intended goal. It