UX and Interaction Design in Practice

Chapter 7 of the UX and Interaction Design Best Practice Guide

The skill of the UX practitioner is to turn theory into practice. This chapter looks at how to turn principles into ‘real’ design’ and provides advice on UX software, devices and accessibility.

By Will Grant & Steffan Aquarone

22 minute read

Knowing how to apply the principles of UX is no longer something only developers and designers need to consider. This chapter of Econsultancy’s UX and Interaction Design Best Practice Guide provides a guide for how the whole organisation can turn key UX principles into ‘real design’:

Design toolkit: What all marketers and UX professionals should have in their toolkit to achieve best practice in user experience.
Design software: Tools, software and devices to consider when thinking about visual design, interaction design and patterns design.
Inclusive design: Accessibility is a fundamental facet of a UX. What adjustments can be made to websites and apps to improve the user experience for all users?