FangDuoduo UEDC, officially the FangDuoduo User Experience Design Center. It handles UX design for FangDuoduo’s suite of products and focuses on pioneering experience innovation in the online real‑estate sector.
This article reviews five common dashboard chart types—bar, bar‑horizontal, pie, line, and area—explaining their ideal use cases, key characteristics, and design tips to help B‑end designers choose the most effective visualization for their data.
This article compares native applications and H5 web apps, outlining their respective advantages, disadvantages, usage scenarios, and common design limitations such as keyboard handling, close‑button issues, overlay coverage, and native bar extensibility.
This article explains the concept, advantages, proper techniques, typical use cases, characteristics, and drawbacks of card‑based UI design, illustrating how it adds visual hierarchy and flexibility while also noting when list‑style interfaces may be more appropriate.
This article explains how user‑centered design thinking, from market and user analysis through concept testing, usability testing, and post‑launch feedback, guides product teams to uncover pain points, prioritize features, and continuously improve the user experience.
This article explains why empty (exception) states are crucial in UI design, categorizes six common types such as network errors, data consumption, load failures, no search results, permission issues, and features under construction, and offers practical examples and visual guidelines for each.
The article explains John Heskett’s three‑layer model of designer value—decorator, distinguisher, driver—and discusses why design contributions are hard to quantify in projects, offering insights on how designers can better demonstrate impact on product and business outcomes.
This article examines how the Koala Shopping app’s homepage live‑streaming module balances the host’s presence with product displays, using selective carousel rotation and static framing to create clear visual cues and a cohesive user experience.
This article showcases three thoughtful UI design techniques used in Ctrip's flight ticket pages—highlighting how tomorrow's tickets are prioritized at night, price trends replace traditional calendars, and a dynamic bottom filter bar enhances both selection clarity and immersive browsing.
This article examines Taobao’s homepage recommendation system, comparing the full‑page browsing mode that displays a continuous stream of items with the section‑focused mode that groups products into distinct blocks, highlighting their design principles, user experience implications, and underlying recommendation strategies.
This article explains intuitive design—a method that meets users' hidden psychological expectations by observing natural behavior, illustrates its origins with Jane Fulton Suri’s research, and showcases real‑world cases from Mac, Pages, a shopping app, and Mobike, before outlining a step‑by‑step application process.
