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Field studies

It is a complex of research methods, applying to the exploration of the user’s environment.
User Experience

Chips

It is a tool to display dynamic options that can be input, filter, or choice, so it allows the user entering data, determine content via filter or take trigger actions.
User Interface

Keylines

They are vertical lines, used outside the layout grid to adjust components.
User Interface

Error color

A special tint, used to identify a component error, for example invalid text, the exceeded limit of symbols or uploaded file size, etc.
User Interface

Radio button

Such type of buttons is necessary in forms, where the user has to select only one option among two and more.
User Interface

Alternative colors

Alternative colors form an additional palette to the main brand colors.
User Interface

Sitemap

It relates to the technical tools and navigation, as well as the conceptual method of working on website structure.
User Experience

Clickstream

Clickstream means a recorded activity of the user performing on the Internet.
User Experience

MVP (Minimum valuable product)

It is a product version of minimal functions, enough to satisfy the immediate needs of users.
User Experience

Margin 

Margin is called the distance between the content borders of design components.
User Interface

Wiferame

A wireframe is a line graphic plan, guiding UI designers in the interface production.
User Experience

Usability

In general, the term refers to the extent of convenience in using a particular object while completing a task.
Customer Experience

Whitespace

Whitespace describes distance around the elements and between them, meaning margins as well as paddings.
User Interface

Low-fidelity prototype

A very first version of a product prototype, usually made with a pen and paper, or on the board.
User Experience

User behavior

User behavior is considered to be a range of specific actions users perform at a website, working with a mobile app, or interacting with any other type of interface.
User Experience

User flow

User flow illustrates a step-by-step way a potential user does from the very beginning of the website or the app to the very final interaction, reaching a particular goal.
User Experience

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