Design at Digital Scientists
We focus on one kind of experience – the human experience.
Design is more than just making pretty webpages and apps. Designers must consider the full impact of design on the user experience and design with mindfulness, curiosity, and empathy.
Though we are a highly diverse team of designers, we share a deep commitment to creating meaningful and impactful experiences – driven fully by insight-led design.
How do we accomplish this? We’re a curious bunch. We know we can’t design a superior experience without a deep understanding of the user. Research is the first step we take in every engagement. We seek to learn everything we can about a user – how they engage with a product, how they move through an app experience, and what grabs their attention. We are highly analytical and strategic in our approach. We want users to love their experience. No dark patterns. No psychological tricks. We earn users’ attention by designing high-quality experiences that build trust and loyalty – a truly human experience.
Wisdom from the team
The first touchpoint in any customer experience is critical. This is particularly true for elderly users. Here are five quick tips on how to design optimal onboarding experiences for seniors.
When we think of older adults, our cultural biases may cause us to perceive them as less capable with technology. This form of ageism can impact how UX designers design for seniors. Learn how to reduce ageism in your design practices with these quick tips.
Everyone deserves good design. Today, the vast majority of older adults 65 and over own smartphones. But are we designing for this population? To design for accessibility means to be inclusive to the needs of all users, no matter their age or abilities. See 5 tips on how to design for accessibility.
