mgos

Hi,

I am new to user experience and user interface design stuff. I am been reading a lot lately on 'designing in the browser' is the way to go in long term. I just want your opinion as to the pros and cons of these two methods. Personally, I was not too comfortable with designing in the browser stuff. Feel that creativity takes a back-seat. What are your thoughts? Sorry, if I am being naive.

Can you guys please critique this home page design and content for an upcoming product. Please feel free to be honest. All kinds of comments are welcome. I am here to learn. There are some dummy images in the testimonial and mobile app section which are used for representation purpose only since we did not have access to actual screens.

Here is the link - https://www.dropbox.com/s/2acilcmgigxpdbf/New-FabMath.jpg?dl...

I am looking forward to make some interactive websites. But I am not a developer/programmer/coder. Is there a web app that can let me create fluid animations? Thanks.

Assume that you are a medium sized business, with around 20-50 employees. You are in a B2B business. Which would you invest in primarily? A mobile website? Or a mobile app? And why?

There are tons of articles on the internet about app monetization. None provides real-life advice like a case study would. We are planning to launch a mobile app in the next few months and want to learn about some ways to monetize the app. Given that app monetization is only getting tougher by the day - what are some ways app monetization can work in 2018?

We have operated under a lot of constraints...Any feedback will be useful...I don't where else to go apart from usability testing..that is why I am reposting this here. Feel free to critique this. I am here to learn :) Thanks again for taking time to see this.

URL: https://www.dropbox.com/s/arh897v0yoknh9k/FabMath-Final-Home-Page.jpg?dl=0

For the first time in my life I have created a design for a client using Photoshop. Can somebody pls help critique this. I am open to any type of feedback. The idea is to learn and evolve. Also, it would be great if you guys could share some websites where I can upload designs and get feedback. URL: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qx7n4ukunopl3vl/fabmath-new-page.jpg?dl=0

Thanks.

I am planning to go on an academic holiday and wanted to see which interesting books have you read this year or are planning to read.

So, we run a small two people agency that offers services relating to wireframes, IA, UX and copywriting. This prospect approaches us to redo their existing website. He says he wants satire-based copywriting along with wireframes and UX support too. Also, his in-house team is not good enough at design and he wants us to direct them as well on design front. He asked us to do a sample so that he knows we understood what he wants. Turns out he liked our concept work and we met again. He had budget constraints so we asked him to what we could eliminate to meet his number. He is adamant you do all the work at $YYYY. Now, we followed him up and he gave us two reasons for not being able to convince his team - 1. our high prices 2. we don't have sufficient experience in the IT field.

We had sent him our samples of UX and copy relating to IT which clearly stated our expertise. He came up with the experience point now not back then.

When we emailed him that we are assuming we are not going ahead and not to use our sample for commercial purposes, he replied please send me a revised quote because your price is high and a portfolio if you have any that showcases your expertise.

He said for now he is going to do work in-house. But, if we send revised prices and portfolio, he could look to hire us.

What are our options in terms of convincing the client because its a project we would really like to work on but we don't want to reduce our prices because we have full confidence in our capabilities and other clients are paying us similar rates and even higher than this.

How do we convince him to give us the project?