Zhaori Technology is a user-centered team of ambitious young people committed to implementing user experience throughout. We focus on continuous practice and innovation in product design, interaction design, experience design, and UI design. We hope to learn through sharing, grow through learning, and build a more professional UCD team.
This article explains how interaction designers can identify and manage demand and technical boundaries, use functional specifications to define scope, and balance optimal user experience with project constraints to deliver feasible, high‑quality designs on time.
This guide explains why designers should write articles, common pitfalls, a systematic workflow, article models, and practical tips for sustaining regular content creation, helping designers boost influence, improve skills, and streamline their writing process.
This article explores how evolving human habits and Maslow's hierarchy of needs have driven UI design across agricultural, industrial, and information societies, tracing the visual language from early computers to today's diverse UI styles.
This article explains why clear, consistent, concise, respectful, and well‑punctuated copy is essential for UI design, offering ten actionable principles with examples and visual illustrations to help designers craft user‑centered text that improves usability and product experience.
This article details the visual redesign of the "伴正事" download page, covering product background, requirement analysis, design goals, inspiration sources, layout, color, typography, iconography, emotional design, hierarchy, and final design outcomes, while reflecting on lessons learned.
This article translates Apple’s Live Activities design guidelines, explaining how to implement real‑time updates on the lock screen and Dynamic Island, detailing display modes, best‑practice recommendations, and technical specifications for iOS developers.
This article explores the current market of foldable smartphones, classifies their folding mechanisms, examines user‑experience postures and scenarios, and provides practical UX design guidelines—including readability, accessibility, continuity, and layout techniques—to help designers create effective foldable‑screen applications.
This article explains how B2B product managers can systematically define, analyze, and prioritize user scenarios by breaking them into seven elements, using observation and research to build a concise core scenario requirement list that ensures business closure and guides efficient product development.
This article explores essential visual psychology concepts for designers, covering how we observe, read, remember, think, focus, and make decisions, and offers practical design guidelines such as leveraging optical illusions, peripheral vision, pattern recognition, color‑blind accessibility, cultural color meanings, and the proximity principle to create more intuitive user experiences.
This article explains what a user journey map is, outlines its key components, and provides a detailed, real‑world case study showing how to research, define personas, map stages, capture actions, thoughts, emotions, pain points, and opportunity points to improve product design.
