Prototyping is a key part of the UI and UX design process. Designers can create either a high or low fidelity prototype depending on their purpose, allowing them to test a feature, application, or website. The goal of prototyping is to test ideas before they are fully developed and to develop a better user experience.

Interactive animations are, to put it very simply, animations that let the viewers participate on more levels than just viewing. Ways in which viewers can be engaged are many. The most typical of these involve sub-menus and show-reels. Interactive animation services provided by Fudge Animation Studios are exhaustive.

The user interface needs to be adapted to the user’s device to provide a good user experience and, given the heterogeneity of devices available on the market, static adaptation, where a restricted number of user interfaces that match main classes of devices are maintained separately, is not a viable option.

It is your job as a UX designer to put the UX design process into practice and to advocate for it. Having stated that, the function of the UX designer might differ significantly from one firm to the next. The nature of a UX designer’s employment is highly influenced by the nature of the organisation for which they work, and the differences across UX designer roles can be significant.