Suning Design is the official platform of Suning UED, dedicated to promoting exchange and knowledge sharing in the user experience industry. Here you'll find valuable insights from 200+ UX designers across Suning's eight major businesses: e-commerce, logistics, finance, technology, sports, cultural and creative, real estate, and investment.
This article examines how B2B warehouse management software can achieve strong user experience by aligning design with real operational scenarios, detailing JWMS’s workflow‑driven interface, help‑center integration, navigation customization, error‑prevention mechanisms, and consistent interaction principles.
This article walks through the end‑to‑end design of an RPA platform, covering competitive analysis of leading tools, product IP visualisation, UI/UX decisions, workflow publishing improvements, role‑based information architecture, and future AI‑driven enhancements, while highlighting operational risks and business models.
In this in‑depth interview, UX veteran Li Yuekui shares his seven‑stage personal and professional evolution—from early chaos in animation to cross‑disciplinary design, user research, and innovative product solutions—offering actionable insights on career growth, user‑centric thinking, and balancing experience design with business goals.
This guide explains why B2B designers must shift from passive receivers to active participants, outlines the value, principles, and step‑by‑step process of user interviews, and provides practical tips for preparation, questioning, and post‑interview analysis to create impactful products.
This article analyzes the concept, core features, and competitive landscape of WeChat mini‑programs, then proposes a design strategy for Suning Jiwù that blends online social retail with offline service tools to maximize traffic conversion and user experience.
This article examines the challenges of evolving a corporate instant‑messaging product from its early stages to a sophisticated mobile version, using Suning’s Bean Sprout app as a case study to illustrate strategic mindset shifts, competitive analysis, visual redesign, icon simplification, color refinement, and user‑centered feature prioritization.
This article explores essential navigation design principles, various navigation patterns such as top menus, sidebars, breadcrumbs, tabs, pagination, steps, and dropdowns, and demonstrates their application through a case study of Suning Logistics' Tianyan platform, offering practical guidance for creating coherent, user‑friendly web interfaces.
This guide explains how product managers and UX professionals can conduct effective competitive analysis by adopting user‑centric scenarios, avoiding common pitfalls, continuously learning industry trends, and following a structured five‑step process that leads to clear conclusions and impactful presentations.
This article explores how financial product designers can overcome information asymmetry and user anxiety by applying design thinking—choosing calming colors, presenting clear real‑time data, preventing errors, simplifying tasks, and using behavioral triggers—to create secure, trustworthy, and conversion‑friendly experiences.
This article uses Suning Group’s data‑center “慧眼” redesign as a case study to explain the purpose and practice of quantitative design verification, covering concepts, the GSM model, metric derivation, UI evolution, and lessons for improving user‑experience decisions.
