First off let’s just clarify what we are going to be talking about, ‘modals’ can often be referred to as dialogs, lightboxes, full screen modal windows and sometimes pop-ups or pop-overs.
The language used in any digital product will heavily impact the user experience; it acts as a bridge between the user and the product. UX writers play a key role in ensuring a product is adopted easily by speaking the same language as the user, helping users perform specific tasks, ensuring the brand shines through – which ultimately improves the way users flow through a digital product.
Okay so let’s start with the basics, what the heck is the Hark Platform? Well, the Hark Platform is software that gives energy managers, industrial engineers and asset operators real-time operational data, enabling them to monitor, analyse and optimise systems in real-time.
To me, dashboard design is a bit of art form; there’s something so exciting about the challenge of designing and architecting data, so that it can be interpreted at a glance but explored at the user’s leisure.
At Hark, UX (User Experience) has always been a huge and important consideration…
On the surface, establishing a colour palette for your dashboard may seem like a fairly straight forward task for a designer, but it’s not just about picking a palette that looks nice.
According to the ‘Retail Security in Europe, Going beyond Shrinkage’ report, UK retailers lose almost £11bn annually in shrinkage – the highest of any country
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