User Experience Design

A user interface wireframe shows a screen’s structure, content, and functional layout. A design composition, often called a “comp” or visual mockup, shows its intended appearance, including colors, typography, imagery, and branding. Both help […]

These days, even non-technical people seem to have an understanding of, or at least a familiarity with, the Quality Assurance (QA) software testing process. What they may lack, however, is an understanding of the […]

We often get asked why we use both UX Designers and Software Engineers in our software development projects. One of the clearest ways to describe the difference between the two roles is to compare […]

With  roughly 1.5 billion websites in the world, the competition to attract, keep, and convert website visitors is steeper than ever. And if you’re thinking, “My website isn’t competing against 1.5 billion websites,” you’re […]

User acceptance testing (UAT) describes the testing that occurs after the development team has completed its work and typically follows the Quality Assurance (QA) process. Rather than including QA steps like verifying that the […]

At SOLTECH, we meet with many clients and discuss numerous projects. While several of the clients we interact with come from a technical background, we know not everyone is familiar with the lingo used […]

In software, wireframing is a way to quickly visualize the user interface of an application during the design phases.  The purpose behind wireframes is to allow a software team to visually explore different ideas easily and cheaply before […]

Technologies are often created out of a need. For mobile devices, it was the sheer number of screen sizes from a small phone to a large tablet and all the sizes in between that […]

User Experience vs. User Interface The most common mistake people make when it comes to designing an application is assuming that UX and the UI are one in the same.  It is important to keep both […]