ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Łukasz Wawrzkiewicz

Senior UX Designer

Łukasz is a Senior UX Designer at CodiLime with nine years of experience and a solid background in marketing. He is a skilled graphic designer using his abilities to create user interfaces in line with user needs and business requirements. He has worked with clients from various industries, including education, finance, and lifestyle. In his current role, Łukasz’s efforts are grounded in IT with a particular focus on networks.

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How to not be biased during product development

Recognizing and mitigating biases is crucial for creating inclusive, innovative, and valuable products. Learn about strategies to streamline your work.
Łukasz Wawrzkiewicz

Łukasz Wawrzkiewicz

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How to handle monitoring data through a user interface?

Learn how to handle the vast data that networking applications tend to provide. Discover our methods during the simple usual cooperation with CodiLime clients.
Łukasz Wawrzkiewicz

Łukasz Wawrzkiewicz

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Data-Driven Design: how to define goals and metrics

What’s measured gets managed. Numbers have an important story to tell’. Whether Peter Drucker said this or not doesn't matter, it's true when designing digital products. Even if product design is often considered an art, it’s data collection that helps to create a better user experience. Web and application design choices should be based on real evidence about the user’s needs and behavior. Let’s explain what data-driven design is, why it is important, and how to define goals and metrics. Data-driven decision making is the process of creating user-friendly software or apps should always be guided by information about what works and what doesn’t.
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Multiple authors

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Software product development lifecycle — the UX perspective

We all know that products that really add value and address genuine user needs depend on good design. If a product or app isn’t easy and intuitive to use, it may be destined to fail. How many times have you left a website feeling frustrated, not being able to find the information you need? For sure you have installed apparently useful apps that later turned out to be a real pain to use. The Internet is full of examples of poor user experience. This is why it is crucial to always incorporate design thinking in your software product development lifecycle.
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Multiple authors

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UX principles for complex network applications

Every application has essential elements that together lead to great user experience. Information-heavy network applications are no exception here. Yet in many cases their usability is poor due to technological debt or lack of UX expertise during the design phase. In this blog post I will highlight UX best practices in designing applications for network monitoring that will enhance user experience. The very first thing a user appreciates in an app is its smooth navigation, the real backbone of sound user experience.
Łukasz Wawrzkiewicz

Łukasz Wawrzkiewicz

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