FUX (Xiaomi Financial UX Design) focuses on four areas: product UX design and research; brand operations and platform service design; UX management processes, standards development and implementation, solution reviews and staff evaluation; and cultivating design culture and influence.
This article explores Nielsen’s ten usability principles, illustrating each with real‑world examples from MIUI and financial mobile apps, highlighting common pitfalls and offering practical guidance to improve user interaction, consistency, error prevention, and overall user experience.
This article explains the concept of modular design, outlines its efficiency, innovation, and consistency benefits, showcases real-world examples from manufacturing to construction, and demonstrates how modular thinking can be applied to interaction flows, page frameworks, content, and visual elements in digital product design.
This guide outlines three practical steps—clarifying brand perception, strengthening visual identity, and boosting influence—using real‑world examples like Didi, Google, and Douyin to help designers and product teams revitalize brands that lack recognition.
This article explores how psychological principles such as Weber's law, attention, memory, framing effects, sensory adaptation, and Gestalt laws influence UI design decisions, encouraging gradual, subtle redesigns that align with user perception and improve overall user experience.
The article explains why users feel motion sickness when they lack control, outlines six practical methods—eliminating uncertainty, providing timely feedback, avoiding learned helplessness, tracking processes, creating ritualistic cues, and offering alternative control—to preserve users' sense of control and enhance overall product experience.
This article explains visual hierarchy, its role in distinguishing primary and secondary elements, and outlines five practical techniques—size, color, elements, whitespace, and grouping—supported by real‑world app examples to help designers create clearer, more engaging interfaces.
This article analyzes how WeChat Reading applies the four‑step habit loop—trigger, action, variable reward, and investment—using insights from Nir Eyal’s model, behavioral economics, and user data to explain its addictive design and suggest improvements.
This article explains what Sketch Libraries are, why they’re essential for design consistency, and provides a step‑by‑step guide on creating, adding, and updating libraries—including naming conventions, color symbol setup, and how changes propagate across projects.
This article explores Fluent Design System’s core principles—Empathetic design through proper control use and inclusivity, Beautiful immersive experiences using light, depth, motion, material, and toolkit, plus practical animation timing, direction, and gravity guidelines for creating intuitive, powerful user interfaces.
This article explores Microsoft’s Fluent Design System, detailing its three core principles—Adaptive, Empathetic, Beautiful—and how they guide UI design across VR/AR/MR devices through breakpoints, responsive layouts, multi‑device support, and emerging input methods like eye‑tracking, voice, and surface dial.
