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UX and UI design are often misunderstood activities. For laypeople who have heard of it in the context of an IT project, it most likely means: "Make sure the end product looks good". We shed light on this preconception and show the added value UX, or digital design in general, can generate.

In this blog post, I will describe Storybook, a powerful tool used to develop and test UI components. I use Angular to demonstrate how Storybook revolutionises the process of designing and developing UI components, enables you to create a shared UI library and promotes consistency and efficiency across different projects and teams. Creating a shared UI library makes collaboration easier, increases productivity and ensures that the user experience remains consistent across different applications.

The life cycle assessment of digital solutions reveals that client devices are responsible for a significant portion of the environmental impact of these solutions. In our guidelines for concept developers and designers, we at adesso have laid out ways in which the digital design process can help reduce their environmental impact. I will show you how sustainable digital design works in this blog post.

A good UX/UI design incorporates digital accessibility from the start. This not only benefits people with disabilities, but also makes the user interface appealing and easy to use for everyone. As an IT service provider, we should actively work to integrate digital accessibility and ensure that our products and services are accessible to everyone.

Even the most impressive UX design will not sell well if the user interface is no good. So in this blog post, I want to provide creative developers and UX designers with a hands-on guide.

In the world of digital design, the concept of making things smoother and more efficient to create higher-value solutions is gaining momentum. My blog post explains what design systems are, what sets them apart and how you stand to benefit.

The evolution of technology shapes both user preferences and habits, which demands designers keep up with trends and always find innovative ways of designing experiences. As digital product teams grow and projects become more complex, designers are now being valued for their capabilities of openness for collaboration and team enablement.