Designing for user behaviour: UX insights from shop shutters

Ever wondered what your local storefront has to do with designing amazing user experiences? In this eye-opening video, we're diving into the surprising connection between the design of shop shutters and doors, and the essential principles of UX (User Experience) design.
Discover how elements like:
User Goals: How shopkeepers prioritize customer needs can translate to creating user-centric interfaces.
UI Elements: The choice between a sturdy shutter and an open glass door mirrors how we select the right UI components (radio buttons, dropdowns, etc.) for our digital products.
User Flow: The way a shop entrance guides customers can inspire seamless navigation in your digital designs.
Whether you're an aspiring UX designer, a seasoned pro, or just curious about the world of user experience, this video will give you a fresh perspective on how design principles can be found in the most unexpected places.
In this video, you'll learn:
How to identify user goals and translate them into effective UI design choices.
The importance of considering user flow in every aspect of your design.
How to find inspiration for your UX designs in the real world.

[@jahnavimiriyala_]

you explained such a complex topic in such a simple way🤯thanks anudeep, crazy 8 definitely helps in overcoming surface level ideas and by refining the problem statement and adding details to it by asking ‘why’ we can understand the root problem and it will definitely help us overcome surface level ideas 😃

[@AashishJoshi-p3g]

Hi Anudeep :) First of all, I appreciate you so much for making these videos. Your videos really help me or many more aspiring UX designers for sure, understand the UX in such a simple and clear way. From this video, in particular, If we take "Shop's Door' as an example, I would like to know, how you would define and redefine the problem. I would also like you to help me and others understand in one of your videos about Scalability in UX applied in digital products, taking a real-life example from things around you. Thank you :)

[@UXAnudeepVLOGs]

Will surely do this in an upcoming video! Thank you for the suggestion Aashish!

[@AashishJoshi-p3g]

@@UXAnudeepVLOGs Thank you! I'm looking forward to it 🙂

[@RevanthAnudeep]

Very insightful Anudeep 🤝🏽