58.com User Experience Design Center
This article explores the origins, cultural variations, artistic influences, and technological milestones of emojis—from early text symbols and the 1999 Japanese invention to modern usage in design, AI, and global communication—highlighting how tiny icons shape human interaction.
AI technologies are rapidly reshaping the design field by automating repetitive tasks, enabling data‑driven UX, powering generative tools like Figma’s AI features, Adobe Firefly, Midjourney, and AIGC platforms, while also raising new skill and ethical challenges for designers.
This article introduces Ideogram, a free AI image tool that can instantly create high‑quality graphics with integrated text, walks through its simple two‑step workflow, showcases font and poster design examples, compares results with Midjourney, and discusses current limitations and pricing.
This article explains how AI tools like GPT and Midjourney can streamline the entire webtoon creation process—from extracting core policy content to generating high‑quality comic panels—showing a complete workflow that reduces production time from weeks to days.
As 2025 approaches, designers are exploring AI‑driven tools, immersive VR/AR experiences, dynamic graphics, lo‑fi aesthetics, and a resurgence of Chinese visual culture, all of which promise to redefine visual design by blending technology, cultural confidence, and innovative storytelling.
This guide explores how AI can streamline icon creation by explaining key parameters like image weight, style reference, and content reference, showcasing step‑by‑step workflows and real examples that demonstrate customized, high‑quality icon production for web and app design.
This case study examines how 58 Home’s maid‑booking service transformed its traditional broker‑driven model into a direct, zero‑intermediary experience, using market analysis, AI features, and conversion‑rate optimizations to overcome user confusion, low resume quality, and traffic challenges.
This article explores how the growing demand for visual realism drives the adoption of physically based rendering, rigid‑body dynamics, cloth and fluid simulations, and emerging AI techniques to create more believable character animation in modern computer graphics and games.
This case study details how a recruitment platform identified user‑experience gaps, used journey‑mapping to uncover blue‑collar preferences, implemented design strategies such as local‑job emphasis, anti‑spam features, and address filtering, and achieved measurable improvements in click‑through and conversion rates.
This guide walks you through using Midjourney to generate a reference image, preparing it for AI processing, creating a 3D model with Tripo AI, refining it in Cinema 4D, and rendering a complete scene, highlighting both the workflow and current limitations of AI‑driven 3D modeling.
