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I have recently seen some posts about what UX is (User Experience) and this part seems to me to be understandable about "what is?"
However, I wanted to know when I should worry about UX. I am a web developer and usually do CRUD systems for businesses. To what extent UX can help me or hinder development?
What I mean is: I simply do what the client asks functionally and "cute" or it’s really good to create the whole experience ?
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"Always", from the most basic to the most sophisticated software, unless you have zero user interaction even indirectly, which I’ve never seen. Of course in some cases you need less worry, in most cases no one will die from having bad UX.
It doesn’t matter if it will hinder development, you do things for users, if it doesn’t have a good experience you’re doing something bad. Of course there are other variables to be analyzed in each project. And it varies from case to case. If everyone cared about UX they wouldn’t have software as bad as we have.
UX is very important! Point.
UX is not just visual, let’s be clear, many people confuse UX with UI. The first is experience as a whole, the second is interaction with the user directly, and even this part is not just visual. UX is to make the user feel good using your software. It is not him who is dumb for not using your software, it is you who failed to achieve your UX goal.
There are things that are natural, it’s not a matter of deciding whether or not to do it. There are aspects that can complicate the software by not having good UX. Many cases will cause recall, are you prepared for this? Are you in the contract? Have budget for this?
Does the budget allow you to handle all aspects of UX well? In a formal or just intuitive way of what you should do? You can never analyze it without looking at all this.
If you can do your best 'cause you’d do less than that?
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I agree with the above answer! " Always".
In addition, UX makes a direct difference in the acquisition and retention of its users. And remember that experiences change over the years. What we had as a great experience 10 or 5 years ago changed and has been changing.
Each experience that the user has, whether good or bad, it takes to another user and this generates a cadence of information that must and must be analyzed, collected and worked. That’s how good UX works, it allows each perception to be better than you already apply, bringing a different perspective than your user is already familiar with.
Making UX is not simple, but through a good behavior analysis one can create a value proposition, with a clear projection of what one should do and provoking sensations through experiences.
If you can read a little about the works and literature of the three names below you will give a good start to understand why it is so important and also see success stories to broaden your mind covering your business vision
UX is a great step towards the success of an application. I’ll leave a UX link that I really like here. Hugs and congratulations for questioning.
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"Being cute" is not a priority of UX. It is better to work well. Of course the ideal is to unite the two things. Example: the old website of the.br registry was ugly to hurt, but the UX was much better, you could see everything easily on a few screens, had access to everything in a few clicks. Today is a heap of frameworks, clumsy (but it looks cute, who uses rarely does not notice as much as became precarious)
– Bacco