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UX/UI Design Delimmas
JULIE MOELLER
Created on October 20, 2024
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Ux/ui design delimmas
You are a UX/UI designer tasked with creating a mobile app interface for a health and fitness platform. The goal is to create a user-friendly experience that encourages users to track their activities, set goals, and interact with personalized recommendations. As you proceed through the design, key decisions will impact the overall usability, aesthetics, and accessibility of the app.
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UX/UI DESIGN DELIMMAS
DECISION ONE: NAVIGATION structure
You need to decide how users will access the app’s core features (Activity Tracker, Goal Setting, and Recommendations).
Use a tab-based navigation at the top with text labels.
Implement a hamburger menu to reduce screen clutter.
Use a bottom navigation bar with icons for each feature.
UX/UI DESIGN DELIMMAS
DECISION TWO: Accessibility features
Your client wants to ensure the app is accessible to a wider audience, including users with visual impairments. Which design approach will you take?
Provide high-contrast color modes and adjustable font sizes.
Add voice commands and screen reader support.
Stick to basic accessibility guidelines for now and plan to add advanced features later.
UX/UI DESIGN DELIMMAS
decision two: Accessibility features
Your client wants to ensure the app is accessible to a wider audience, including users with visual impairments. Which design approach will you take?
Provide high-contrast color modes and adjustable font sizes.
Add voice commands and screen reader support.
Stick to basic accessibility guidelines for now and plan to add advanced features later.
UX/UI DESIGN DELIMMAS
decision two: Accessibility features
Your client wants to ensure the app is accessible to a wider audience, including users with visual impairments. Which design approach will you take?
Provide high-contrast color modes and adjustable font sizes.
Add voice commands and screen reader support.
Stick to basic accessibility guidelines for now and plan to add advanced features later.
UX/UI DESIGN DELIMMAS
decision three: Aesthetic vs. Functional Design
Your design team debates whether the app should focus on sleek aesthetics or emphasize usability with simpler visuals. How will you proceed?
Implement the changes and push the project submission back by a few days.
Focus on simple, flat design with minimal visual distraction
Prioritize a sleek, modern design with animations and gradients
UX/UI DESIGN DELIMMAS
decision three: Aesthetic vs. Functional Design
Your design team debates whether the app should focus on sleek aesthetics or emphasize usability with simpler visuals. How will you proceed?
Implement the changes and push the project submission back by a few days.
Focus on simple, flat design with minimal visual distraction
Prioritize a sleek, modern design with animations and gradients
UX/UI DESIGN DELIMMAS
decision three: Aesthetic vs. Functional Design
Your design team debates whether the app should focus on sleek aesthetics or emphasize usability with simpler visuals. How will you proceed?
Implement the changes and push the project submission back by a few days.
Focus on simple, flat design with minimal visual distraction
Prioritize a sleek, modern design with animations and gradients
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UX/UI DESIGN DELIMMAS
OVERALL SCORE: eXCELLENT RESULTS
all three decisions were rated excellent
These dilemmas challenge designers to think critically about navigation, accessibility, and aesthetics. You have made the optimal choices regarding how trade-offs affect usability and user satisfaction, and you are prepared to develop practical UX/UI design skills that balance functionality, inclusiveness, and beauty.
i'M READY FOR EXPLANATION
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WORKING WITH CLIENTS
OVERALL SCORE: aVERAGE RESULTS
You made at least one less than optimal decision
These dilemmas challenge designers to think critically about navigation, accessibility, and aesthetics. You have made at least one less-than-optimal choice regarding how trade-offs affect usability and user satisfaction, and you could be better prepared to develop practical UX/UI design skills that balance functionality, inclusiveness, and beauty.
i'M READY FOR EXPLANATION
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WORKING WITH CLIENTS
OVERALL SCORE: POOR RESULT
all three decisions were rated poor
These dilemmas challenge designers to think critically about navigation, accessibility, and aesthetics. You have made the least optimal choices regarding how trade-offs affect usability and user satisfaction, and you are not prepared to develop practical UX/UI design skills that balance functionality, inclusiveness, and beauty.
i'M READY FOR EXPLANATION
Try AGAIN
hOW WELL DID YOU DO?
OPTIMAL: Use a bottom navigation bar with icons for each feature. Outcome: Users can quickly switch between features, but the bar limits screen space.
Navigation Structure
Accessibility Features
Aesthetic vs. Functional Design
OPTIMAL: Strive for a balanced design, with light aesthetics that complement usability. Outcome: The interface is intuitive and pleasant to use but longer to develop.
OPTIMAL: Provide high-contrast color modes and adjustable font sizes. Outcome: Users appreciate the customization, but visually complex screens require more refinement.
MEAN: Use a tab-based navigation at the top with text labels. Outcome: Users like the clarity, but those with smaller screens find it hard to tap accurately.
MEAN: Focus on simple, flat design with minimal visual distractions. Outcome: The app loads quickly and is easy to use, but some users find it too plain.
MEAN: Add voice commands and screen reader support. Outcome: The app becomes accessible but not all areas work and it requires extra time and development resources.
POOR: Implement a hamburger menu to reduce screen clutter Outcome: Users find the design sleek, but some struggle to discover hidden features.
POOR: Stick to basic accessibility guidelines for now and plan to add advanced features later. Outcome: App looks polished, but some users with disabilities struggle to use it.
POOR: Keep the original design, explaining that changes this late would compromise quality. Outcome: The client is disappointed but respects your professional stance.
These are tough design dilemmas, and optimal is not perfect, but it maximizes functionality, inclusiveness, and beauty
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