What is the best way to back the user experience best practices in responsive design projects?
I had the opportunity to design many responsive HTML-based experiences. In the next paragraphs, I will share my angle on integrating user experience design in responsive web projects, emphasizing the importance of aligning design with user needs. In addition, I will list findings, problems and open questions I’ve collected during my journey to craft a design that unlocks business value.
What have I learned about responsive design so far
Let’s look at using frameworks, considering user constraints, determining key milestones for UX, tools for project assets, integrating UX in business processes like Agile, and gathering user feedback for improvements, particularly in e-commerce.
- To use or to not use a framework to build our HTML pages;
- Which constraints we should check from the user angle before starting a responsive project;
- In which milestone we should start to think about the User eXperience;
- Which tools we’ve to use to deliver all the project assets;
- How it is possible to integrate the User eXperience flow in our business process (ex. Agile);
- What’s the best way to check the user feedback and improve new and/or better features?
I collected some of them to explain my experience crossing RWD projects, primarily in e-commerce.
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