Qunhe MCUX
This article introduces the Jobs‑To‑Be‑Done (JTBD) framework, explains how it differs from ordinary user needs, outlines step‑by‑step analysis methods, provides a real‑world SaaS example, and shows why focusing on jobs drives more innovative and market‑aligned product decisions.
This article explores the fundamentals of data saving for web‑based tools, covering what data is saved, where it is stored (backend vs. frontend), various trigger mechanisms, design principles for reliable saving, and feedback patterns to ensure users never lose their work.
This article outlines the challenges of turning emerging technologies into market‑ready B2B products and provides a step‑by‑step productization workflow plus practical design strategies to help designers and product teams create effective, user‑focused innovations.
This article consolidates the common doubts junior interaction designers encounter, outlines professional and career competencies, and provides a step‑by‑step guide on demand analysis, design system construction, user research, and practical tips for thriving in B2B design projects.
This article explains the history, fundamentals, components, and practical guidelines of grid systems for UI design, showing how they improve layout consistency, reduce cognitive load for users, streamline designer‑developer collaboration, and enable responsive designs across multiple screen sizes.
This article explains how a systematic, pattern‑based design approach—abstracting from elements to components and codifying rules—can unify product experiences, reduce development cycles, and dramatically improve the efficiency and consistency of large, complex product teams.
This article outlines the evolution of Manycore Design, the in‑house design system created by Qunhe, detailing its transition from third‑party libraries to a unified component library, the four‑year development process, and the ongoing efforts to expand its ecosystem and ensure consistent product standards.
This article walks through a five‑stage process—data research, group discussion, keyword definition, persona enrichment, and portrait drawing—to create a consistent, empathetic, rational, and direct tone of voice for B2B tool UX copy, illustrated with real examples and visuals.
This article explains how designers can identify, research, and interact with B2B users—covering user roles, decision chains, acquisition vs. renewal, contact timing and channels, interview methods, user maintenance, benchmark customers, and common pitfalls—to create more effective enterprise products.
This article explains user scale estimation—originating from market sizing—detailing top‑down and bottom‑up methods, their use cases for setting realistic product growth targets, why surveys complement database data, and a step‑by‑step process illustrated with real case study visuals.
