Practical guides & studio notes
Website UX/UI: from user needs to usable pages
Understand the user’s goal before shaping content, interaction steps and screens.
PRACTICAL GUIDEPrototype first: clarify features before development
A working prototype gives a team a shared way to discuss requirements.
PRACTICAL GUIDEWebsite project checklist: content, features and scope
Prepare the essentials so design and development discussions can be specific.
PRACTICAL GUIDEAI-assisted development: efficiency with human judgement
AI can assist the work; engineers still need to verify functionality and outcomes.
PRACTICAL GUIDEBefore an AI feature: define data, outcomes and review
Start with one clear use case and verify whether it is useful.
PRACTICAL GUIDEWebsite renewal: keep what works and fix real problems
Begin a redesign by reviewing content and user journeys.
PRACTICAL GUIDEInternal teams and development support: clarify responsibilities
Choose a collaboration model that fits content ownership, technical needs and available resources.
PRACTICAL GUIDEWebsite motion and interaction: purpose before effects
Interaction should support content while respecting device and usability needs.
PRACTICAL GUIDEHow to prioritise website features
Connect effort to user needs and complete the journeys that matter first.
PRACTICAL GUIDEHow images and video support website content
Visual assets should communicate a point while supporting loading and reading needs.
PRACTICAL GUIDEBrand websites: visual identity with useful information
Brand personality and clear information can support each other within one layout.
PRACTICAL GUIDEContent websites: help visitors rediscover useful information
Organise categories and reading paths so existing content is easier to understand.
STUDIO NOTEHow WebCraftHK works: design, AI and human support
Studio note: start with practical business needs and develop ideas step by step.
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