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 guide showcases a curated collection of lightweight jQuery plugins—covering layout, animation, media, sliders, typography, and utility features—each described with its core functionality and visual example to help developers enhance website interactivity and design efficiently.
This article explores how product managers split into "soft" and "hard" schools of user demand analysis, outlines the three progressive skill thresholds for each approach, and argues that mastering both sides is essential for truly understanding and meeting user needs.
Apple’s internal prototyping team creates realistic iOS app mock‑ups by leveraging Keynote’s static layout, animation, and “magic move” transition features, then exports images to a device and adds minimal Xcode code for interactive gestures, offering a fast, code‑free workflow.
This article examines Material Design’s 18 essential UI elements—buttons, dialogs, tabs, snackbars, and more—explaining their variations, usage guidelines, and the design principles of visibility and consistency that help creators build cohesive, user‑friendly interfaces.
This article outlines six actionable techniques—ranging from responsive logo areas to subtle temporary task handling—to create lighter, more responsive web designs that minimize user distraction and improve overall usability.
This guide explains how to conduct comprehensive product data analysis for games, covering methods like 5W2H, multi‑dimensional analysis, user modeling, and the AARRR framework, while detailing key metrics such as DAU, ARPU, LTV, CAC and ROI to drive informed decisions.
This article outlines core user‑experience principles, a three‑level scoring system, and detailed structural, interaction, and visual design criteria to help designers assess and enhance the usability of web and mobile interfaces.
This article curates a collection of impressive pure‑CSS examples, tutorials, and libraries—including menus, 3D clouds, logos, animations, flexbox guides, and more—showcasing the limitless possibilities of modern CSS for web designers and developers.
This article explores how product information architecture varies between simple, consumer‑focused (light) designs and complex, enterprise (heavy) systems, offering practical strategies, real‑world examples, and a balanced approach to structuring content for optimal user experience.
This article explores the sleek, minimalist trend of ghost (transparent) buttons in web design, explaining their visual advantages and offering twenty real‑world examples that demonstrate how to balance background treatment, typography, and button styling for effective user interaction.
