Besides learning the UI design, the most important thing is to learn UX design to create a good user experience. Helps the user get the goal when in your app.
This compilation is synthetic all the websites or tools to help you improve your knowledge of UX Design. All of these websites where UX designers around the world often go to learn, just as you usually do on Behance or Dribbble to find trends, styles or ideas.
Information and guideline
Publications
- Nielsen Norman Group - Original research from one of the most respected authorities in UX.
- Luke W - Very short, straightforward, and visual articles from a Product Design veteran.
- Smashing Magazine - High quality, vetted design content from a collection of experts.
- UX Magazine - A large collection of articles covering virtually every UX subset.
- UX Matters - Long form, evergreen articles dating back to before UX was a thing.
- Usability Geek - Wide range of usability and tech related articles and guides.
- UX Mastery - A giant guide covering all of the basics for getting started in UX.
- 52 Weeks of UX - Thought-provoking niche UX topics from Josh Porter and Josh Brewer.
- InVision Blog - High quality design articles, guides, and interviews.
Communities
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Designer News - Board for design discussion, critique, and content sharing.
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Designer hangout - Slack community (more than 6,000 members) that is focused on UX
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/r/UserExperience - Subreddit for UX related content, tools, and conversation
Podcasts
- UX and Growth Podcas - A tactical, actionable UX podcast that I co-host with two friends.
- User Defenders - In-depth interviews with influential UX designers, hosted by Jason Ogle.
- Design Review - Weekly reviews of products and their user experiences.
- What Is Wrong with UX? - Laura Klein and Kate Rutter discuss current issues in UX.
- Design Details - Casual interviews with designers and product creators.
- Dorm Room Tycoon - Interviews with major influencers in design, business, and technology.
Books
A foundational book on UX and Design, introducing design as a competitive advantage in business.
A straightforward book on usability, serving as a great introduction to UX.
An introduction to statistics and data visualization (and how they can both be manipulated).
Part of the Lean Startup movement, this book introduces the process for Lean UX.
Tool and resources
Quantitative
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Google Analytics - Free, standard yet robust web analytics with wide adoption.
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HubSpot - In-depth analytics, A/B testing, SEO, CRO, and more.
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Mix panel - Free, fully custom and integrated mobile & web analytics platform.
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Heap - Automated analytics platform that captures every action.
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Crazy Egg - Heat mapping, click mapping, scroll mapping, and more.
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KISS metrics - Easily configured funnels and reports based on user behavior.
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Optimizely - Javascript-based A/B testing and multivariate testing platform.
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Google Optimize- Free A/B testing platform that’s integrated with Google Analytics.
Testing
- UserTesting.com - Fully integrated user testing platform with a participant panel.
- UserZoom - All-in-one qualitative research and user testing platform.
- Try****My******UI** - Remote unmoderated usability testing panel and platform.
- Verify App - Quickly test where users would click in wireframes and mockups.
- Loop11 - Platform for testing wireframes and prototypes, usability, and accessibility.
Diagrams
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Gliffy - Free Chrome plugin for drawing diagrams, flowcharts, and more.
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Google Drawings -Create, share, and collaborate on drawings in your Google Drive.
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Coggle.it - Visually map out concepts during brainstorming sessions.
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XMind - Free tool for quick and easy to edit Mind Mapping.
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Keynote - Great for creating personas, task and competitive analyses, etc.
Wireframes
- Balsamiq - Basic, straightforward wireframe tool with web and desktop versions.
