The UX Knowledge Base Sketch is a comprehensive collection of over 100 hand-drawn sketches created by UX designer Krisztina Szerovay. These sketches distill complex UX and UI design concepts into visually engaging, easily digestible formats, making them accessible for both novice and experienced designers.
Key Features:
- Extensive Topic Coverage: The sketches cover a wide array of topics, including:
- Design Principles: Affordances, Hick’s Law, Fitts’s Law, Gestalt Principles.
- User Research Methods: Diary Studies, User Interviews, Surveys, Contextual Inquiry.
- Design Processes: User Flows, Storyboarding, Journey Mapping, Prototyping.
- Content Strategy: UX Writing, Content Inventory, Information Architecture.
- Evaluation Techniques: Heuristic Evaluation, A/B Testing, Usability Testing.
- Special Topics: Dark Patterns, Emotional Design, Accessibility, Gamification.UX Knowledge Base Sketch
- Structured Learning Path: The sketches are organized in a logical sequence, allowing learners to build upon foundational concepts as they progress through the material.
- Educational Resources: In addition to the sketches, the site offers a 100-day book, a workbook, and a course titled “Sketching for UX Designers,” providing multiple avenues for learning and skill development.
This resource serves as a valuable tool for designers seeking to reinforce their understanding of UX concepts through visual learning. The concise nature of the sketches makes them ideal for quick reference, study aids, or as inspiration for incorporating visual thinking into one’s own design process.
