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Poor usability has plagued web and mobile solutions of large companies for a long time - but how to avoid the pitfall? Let's talk about UX workflows.

So how do you create a great UX foundation in your enterprise? We’ve got the 5 main areas you’ll have to tackle when building a strong enterprise UX team.

Enterprise UX is a broad concept - it touches the very relationship the company has with software solutions. Learn how your company, too, can use good UX!

Enterprise UX can be a tough concept to grasp - but fear not! This complete guide touches everything from the tool your employees use to the talent-development enterprises can use to improve employee skills!

Wireframes are the key to an efficient user interface. We introduce you to the benefits and best practices of wireframing to get you started.

Everything you need to know about UX Strategy and identifying your project's goal - expert advice from Justinmind and Jaime Levy

The creative process of creating a solution to a problem can be a maze. That's why we have the Double Diamond model - a road map for people who want to create things.

SEI used Justinmind to help a client develop a mobile access app for lounges at the US Open. Find out how prototyping with Justinmind helped deliver...

Great typography is about more than just which font you like best. Find out how line spacing can make or break your content.

A website redesign project can be really hard work. Here are five examples of excellent web redesigns.

Hunting for UX gift ideas? Look no further! Justinmind has 20 awesome UX gift ideas.

Considering a graphical background that your users won’t forget? Check out these trends that have UI designers hyped in 2018. When it comes to designing an...

Noom promises users that they'll never need another diet app. Does the user experience back up these ambition?

This is how one designer used Justinmind to change the user experience of the Dominican Republic’s first online supermarket

Swiss Style rejects decoration, pursues objectivity and favors clear communication. How can we apply this to web design?

How one product designer is bringing blockchain to the masses using interactive prototyping