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What are the key elements of great UX design and how can you improve your skills in creating it?
There are two main areas that contribute to great UX design: usability and user-friendliness. Let's break down the key elements of each:
Usability:
- Useful: Does it solve a user's problem or fulfill a need?
- Usable: Can users easily understand and navigate the design?
- Learnable: Is it intuitive and easy to pick up, even for new users?
- Effective: Does it achieve the intended goal or task efficiently?
- Accessible: Can users with disabilities interact with the design?
User-friendliness:
- Memorable: Is
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