UI/UX designers are about taste, harmony in creativity and p | Codebridge Design
UI/UX designers are about taste, harmony in creativity and practicality, and a perfect match in beauty and usability. But the most important in this profession is how the creative process leads to the result. Today we publish an interview with Ananga Thapaliya, who described his point of view on all these constituents of the design profession #codebridgeteam
Ananga, tell us please about the projects you're most proud of and why. What was your role?
The project I am most proud of is the application we created to uplift the life of Alzheimer's patients. It was about adapting the product experiences to different audiences based on their needs and devices (feature personalization, responsive design, accessibility), mainly focusing on Alzheimer's Patients by carrying out moderated and unmoderated usability studies. My role was Lead UX Designer.
What's your creative process?
The typical design thinking process. Creativity lies in how you take the feedback and can implement that feedback into the design. Similar was the case with a medical project with Alzheimer's patients; the interview we did was very tricky because I was interviewing Alzheimer's patients over 60 and 70 years old, where you need to be careful about what & how to talk.
Who would it be if you had the opportunity to talk to a famous designer?
Not sure if this guy is famous, his name is Tobias van Schneider. I like his design, the way he thinks about designers, and his product.
