Enterprise UX Design: Tips to Overcome Complexity | TalentQuest
Michael HarveyAs User Experience Architect at TalentQuest, Michael is responsible for leading interface design efforts while collaborating with product teams to enhance usability based on client and end-user feedback. His over 20 years of digital experience includes UI/UX design, creative direction, front-end development, and email marketing. Michael is a graduate of The Pratt Institute and…
For many, the mere mention of enterprise software conjures images of confusing settings and bland, cluttered interfaces. While there may be some truth to this stereotype, enterprise software has made big strides, recently, on the user experience front. There has been a growing realization that UX (User Experience) design principles, which have been applied to consumer products for years, are also valuable in an enterprise environment. A common goal of UX design is reducing or managing complexity for the user. However, managing complexity seems at odds with very nature of an enterprise product.
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