Tag: UX Design

Hick’s Law in Design

Hick’s Law, also known as the Hick-Hyman Law, is a psychological principle that is often applied to user experience (UX) and interaction design. It states that the time it takes for a person to make a decision is directly proportional to the number of choices they have. In simpler terms, the more options or choices… Continue reading Hick’s Law in Design

law of common region

The “law of common region” is a principle in visual perception and design that can be applied to user experience (UX) design. This principle, which is often attributed to the field of Gestalt psychology, suggests that elements placed within a common region or boundary are perceived as a group or related to each other, even… Continue reading law of common region

Von Restorff effect

The Von Restorff effect, also known as the isolation effect, is a cognitive psychology phenomenon that suggests that when multiple similar objects or items are presented together, an item that is distinct or different from the rest is more likely to be remembered. This distinctive item, often called the “isolation,” tends to stand out and… Continue reading Von Restorff effect

How to Make a Frequency Separation Photoshop Action

Creating a Photoshop action for frequency separation involves recording the steps needed to apply the frequency separation technique to an image. Frequency separation is a technique used in photo retouching to separate the high-frequency details (such as texture and fine details) from the low-frequency color and tone information. Here’s how you can create a frequency… Continue reading How to Make a Frequency Separation Photoshop Action

How to Create a Rain Texture in Photoshop?

Creating a rain texture in Photoshop involves several steps, including manipulating layers, adding filters, and adjusting settings to achieve the desired effect. Here’s a general guide on how to create a rain texture: Step 1: Prepare Your Document Open Photoshop and create a new document with the desired dimensions and resolution. Step 2: Background Layer… Continue reading How to Create a Rain Texture in Photoshop?

Creating Interactive Components with Variants in Figma

Figma is a powerful design tool that allows designers to create interactive prototypes and design systems. One of its key features is the ability to create interactive components with variants, which enables you to design and prototype various states of a component. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of creating… Continue reading Creating Interactive Components with Variants in Figma

Social Commerce in Marketing Designs

Social commerce refers to the integration of e-commerce and social media platforms, where users can make purchases directly within the social media environment. It leverages the social interactions and engagement of users to facilitate buying and selling products and services. When it comes to marketing designs for social commerce, several elements and strategies can enhance… Continue reading Social Commerce in Marketing Designs

Token Naming in Figma

In Figma, token naming refers to the practice of naming design system components, styles, and other elements using consistent and meaningful names. Token names help identify and organize design assets, making them easier to locate and use within your projects. When naming tokens in Figma, it’s helpful to follow some best practices: Be descriptive: Choose… Continue reading Token Naming in Figma

How to Reduce camera shake blurring in photshop?

To get started, open the image you want to repair. Next, click on Filter>Sharpen>Shake Reduction. This opens the Shake Reduction dialog box. As it opens, Photoshop automatically analyzes the image, and the nature of the blur, selects an area that it thinks is best for shake reduction, and applies the appropriate corrections to the image.… Continue reading How to Reduce camera shake blurring in photshop?