vivo Internet User Experience Design Team — Designing for a Better Future
This article explains what cognitive biases are, why they arise, and how designers can strategically apply specific biases at the attention, decision, feeling, and revisit stages of user experience to improve product usability and achieve business objectives.
This comprehensive guide walks new UX designers through every stage of the product design lifecycle—understanding project flow, breaking down requirements, executing interaction and visual design, conducting reviews, and delivering polished assets—so they can confidently navigate from concept to launch.
This article examines the challenges of the original Vivo official app home page—messy containers, redundant and incomplete information—and explains how a user‑centric, business‑driven “simplicity” strategy led to a redesign with three container types, refined visual rules, and a unified design system.
This article breaks down comment‑section design into three dimensions—product type, comment‑viewing experience, and interaction mechanics—and offers nine practical considerations, covering comment categories, display formats, sorting methods, navigation patterns, gesture controls, input guidance, and feedback strategies.
This article explores how age‑related changes in the eye—such as lens yellowing, reduced pupil size, and altered cone distribution—affect light and colour perception, and provides practical design recommendations for creating elder‑friendly interfaces and colour schemes.
Effective communication is the cornerstone of successful design work; this article explains why communication matters, outlines the essential listening and empathetic expression skills junior designers need, and provides practical techniques to improve structured listening, emotional understanding, demand identification, and logical judgment throughout their careers.
