Top UI/UX Principles We Follow for Web & Mobile Projects
When users land on your app or website, they make a decision in less than 5 seconds:
👉 “Is this easy?”
👉 “Do I trust this brand?”
👉 “Can I find what I need fast?”
If your design fails that test—you lose a lead, sale, or sign-up.
At Bigsea Infotech, we design every web and mobile experience with UI/UX at the core, making sure that every tap, scroll, and click is intuitive and enjoyable.
What’s the Difference Between UI and UX?
- Term
- Meaning
- UI (User Interface)
- The visual layer – buttons, colors, typography, layout
- UX (User Experience)
- The feeling users get while using your product – clarity, ease, speed
- Both are equally critical to your digital success.
Our 10 Core UI/UX Principles for Web & Mobile Design
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User-Centered Design (UCD) Comes First
We design for people, not platforms.
That means we start every project by understanding:
- Who the users are
- What they want
- What frustrates them
Deliverables:
- User personas
- Empathy maps
- Task flows
Clarity Over Cleverness
Confused users don’t convert.
We follow the principle:
- “Don’t make users think.”
That means:
- Clear CTAs like “Shop Now” not “Let’s Roll”
- Straightforward navigation
- Logical page hierarchy
- No fluff—just value
Consistency Builds Trust
- A consistent interface feels familiar, even if it’s the user’s first visit.
Our consistency rules:
- Button styles stay the same across pages
- Typography follows a defined hierarchy
- Icons, spacing, and colors follow a design system
- This helps reduce cognitive load—and builds trust subconsciously.
Mobile-First, Always
Since 70%+ users are on mobile, we always start our designs from the smallest screen and scale up.
Benefits:
- Better performance
- Cleaner layout
- Easier user journeys
- Google prefers mobile-first sites for SEO
Visual Hierarchy Guides the Eye
We design layouts that guide users from most important → least important information.
We use:
- Size (bigger = more important)
- Color contrast
- Placement above the fold
- Bold headlines + soft body text
- One strong CTA per screen
Feedback Loops for Every Action
Users feel more in control when they get feedback after every action.
We build:
- Loading animations
- Button states (hover, active, disabled)
- Success/error messages
- Toast alerts
Example: After clicking “Buy Now,” users see a quick confirmation – no wondering “Did that work?”
Accessibility is Non-Negotiable
We follow WCAG accessibility standards to make sure everyone can use your product—regardless of ability.
We design with:
- High contrast ratios
- Alt text for images
- Keyboard navigability
- Readable fonts + clear labels
Bonus? Google rewards accessible websites with better SEO.
Microinteractions Make UX Delightful
Microinteractions = small animations that make big impressions.
Examples:
- Heart bouncing when you like a product ❤️
- Button ripple effect when tapped
- Smooth hover effects on product tiles
- These tiny touches increase user satisfaction and session time.
Minimalism Drives Action
Too many choices = no choice.
We remove distractions and use:
- Focused CTAs
- Clean layouts
- Only essential content
- Visual whitespace
This creates a clear path to conversion—whether that’s a form submission, checkout, or sign-up.
Test, Iterate, Improve
No design is final. We constantly:
- Analyze user behavior (via Hotjar, Clarity)
- A/B test button placements and text
- Track drop-off points in funnels
- Collect real feedback through usability tests
Good UI/UX is not a one-time job—it’s an ongoing process.
Real Results from UI/UX-Centric Design
Project Type: Mobile-first eCommerce site
Old Design Problems:
- Low conversion rate
- Confusing nav bar
- Poor mobile layout
What We Did:
- Clean product page layout
- Sticky “Add to Cart” button on mobile
- Product filters with icon-based design
- Exit-intent popups with personalized CTA
Result: 🚀
- 3.4x higher mobile conversion
- 28% lower bounce rate
- 55% increase in time-on-site
Tools We Use in Our UI/UX Workflow
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Wireframing: Figma, Adobe XD
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Prototyping: Figma, InVision
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User Testing: Maze, Hotjar
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Accessibility Checks: Wave, Contrast Checker
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Feedback Analysis: Microsoft Clarity
Final Thoughts – Design for Humans, Not Just Screens
UI/UX isn’t about trends. It’s about:
✅ Making users feel seen
✅ Guiding them to action
✅ Earning their trust through smooth, meaningful interactions