UI/UX Design
3 articles on ui/ux design, written by the team at SiteCraft Innovation.
Design writing about the decisions that change numbers rather than the ones that win awards: how many choices a screen asks for, how many fields a form demands, and whether the interface is legible to someone on a cracked phone in bright sunlight.
The main piece is UI/UX design principles that actually lift conversion, which covers forms, mobile-first layout, accessibility and handoff. For interfaces used all day by staff rather than once by customers, see internal dashboards people actually use. The service is UI/UX design.
Internal Dashboards People Actually Use
Most internal dashboards get opened twice and abandoned. What separates the ones a team checks daily: one question per screen, one definition per metric, honest numbers and a next action.
Designing for Apple Platforms Without Fighting Them
Teams coming from the web make the same mistakes on iOS and macOS, and most come from treating platform conventions as decoration. What to adopt, what to customise, and what App Review will send back.
UI/UX Design Principles That Actually Lift Conversion
Design decisions that change the numbers: fewer choices per screen, forms people finish, interfaces built mobile-first, accessibility that widens the market, and a handoff that survives the build.