When it comes to readability, designers must carefully consider the meaning of every word they choose for users. To avoid misunderstandings caused by cultural or perceptual differences, it is essential to select appropriate linguistic units for integration into the user interface. Ambiguity and vagueness should be avoided, and words with multiple meanings should be avoided, as they leave room for inconsistent interpretation. Language should not invite conflicting understandin

Have you ever noticed that different countries have different ways of labeling floors while traveling abroad? People living in the US may take it for granted: The floor that touches the ground is labeled as 1F. In airports, however, you may encounter the ground floor marked as "G" (Ground Floor). In fact, the labeling system is the US standard. In the European standard (EU), the ground floor is labeled as "0F," equivalent to our 1F. This means the same floor in European count

Objective : Develop a digital signage software, easy to use for end users. • Reference Research Phase During the research phase, I analyzed the user interfaces of various software platforms, including Maya, 3Ds Max, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere, After Effects, Nuke, Wix, and Sketch. I observed that the user's primary focus is typically concentrated at the center of the interface, where they spend 70% to 90% of their time on finishing their jobs. This central area serves a