before jumping into any design concepts and doing random designs I analyze the current…
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revamping a product UI before jumping into any design concepts and doing random designs I analyze the current UI and UX: 1. Define what the product is and what users would expect it to be 2. Write down main UX issues split into: Problem, User impact and severity 3. Draw conclusions and potential changes/solutions a UI revamp shouldn’t just give a product a new look. it should make the whole product feel easier to use and should not leave users confused
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