Hujiang's user experience design team, the core design group responsible for UX design and research of Hujiang's online school, portal, community, tools, and other web products, dedicated to delivering elegant and efficient service experiences for users.
This article explores the concept, value, and design considerations of tipping features in knowledge‑payment and live‑stream platforms, analyzes competitor implementations, and presents a detailed case study of CCtalk's reward system to help product teams create engaging and profitable tipping experiences.
This guide explains practical methods for recognizing fonts on websites, in images, and printed materials, introduces useful browser extensions and online services, and offers recommendations for font management software and classification to help designers efficiently identify and organize typefaces.
This article explains Google’s HEART framework—Happiness, Engagement, Adoption, Retention, and Task Success—detailing how each metric is measured and improved through surveys, analytics, cross‑platform prompts, onboarding flows, and targeted UI tweaks to enhance overall product experience.
This article details the end‑to‑end process of creating a compelling opening video for a product launch, covering story planning, style exploration, storyboard creation, animation and sound production, and summarizing key lessons for designers and product managers.
This article explains why visual hierarchy is crucial in interface design, outlines four key dimensions—size, spacing, content form, and color—and demonstrates their application through real‑world case studies that improve user focus and reduce cognitive load.
This article outlines practical guidelines for incorporating video into web and mobile interfaces, emphasizing the need for textual alternatives, automatic mute, concise content, strong first impressions, user control, accessibility, and clear calls to action after playback.
This article examines the redesign of empty‑state pages in the Hujiang mobile app, outlining the problems of the previous designs, the user research that informed new goals, the visual system and copy improvements, and concrete before‑and‑after examples.
This article explains why merely meeting product metrics isn’t enough, advocates adding emotional connection and “soul” to designs through purposeful principles, fun elements, the KANO model, and persuasive communication with stakeholders, offering concrete examples and actionable guidelines for product designers and managers.
This article shares a visual designer’s process for creating effective promotional banners by studying classic design styles like Memphis and Dieter Rams, illustrating how thoughtful borrowing and tailored visual language can boost click‑through rates for educational products.
With roughly one in 12 men and one in 200 women affected by color vision deficiency, this guide explains what color blindness is, why inclusive design matters, and offers five practical strategies—using symbols, limiting colors, adding textures, ensuring contrast, and avoiding problematic color combos—to create more accessible web and app experiences.
