Complex products don't have to be complicated. As designers, we need to shape UX to maximize clarity and reduce confusion. This is especially critical when designing for legacy-ridden environments, B2B systems and complex domains.
In this session, we’ll cover practical design patterns and real-life examples for:
- Multi-level navigation, drawers, menus
- Live filtering and sorting
- Complex data tables and data grids
- Nested tables and filter groups
- Hidden vs. Disabled vs. Read-only
- Legacy systems and third-party UX
When users make mistakes, these mistakes compound, causing costs, severe delays and poor outcomes. Let's fix that!