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A term that gets thrown around often in UI/UX environments, mockups are static representations of a product. Mockups refer to the visual representation of a design or product for a web page or mobile application. A mockup shows what the final product will
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MVP or Minimum Viable Product is the minimum number of products required to launch a product.
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Miller's Law George A. Miller (1920–2012) as part of his theory of communication. The law instructs us to postpone judgment about what someone is saying so that we can first understand their message without being affected by our own personal interpretatio
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Micro-interactions are events that have one main function and are found throughout your device and within apps. Microinteractions are commonly used to encourage user engagement, error prevention, communicate the brand, display system status, and delight
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A mental model is a representation of what the user believes about a product's functionality. The more the user's mental model aligns with the functionality of the product, the easier it is for them to use it.
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Material Design also called Material, is a design language developed by Google and used in Android devices.
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Market research is a systematic method to gather and collect information about a target audience and the market.
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The margin of Error is a criterion, based on sample size, which helps determine your level of confidence in your research findings.
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Machine learning (ML) is an application of artificial intelligence (AI) that provides the ability to automatically learn and improve from experience without having to explicitly program a system. Machine learning focuses entirely on the development of com
