UX Glossary

Statistical Significance measures whether differences between design variations in A/B testing are due to real effects or random chance. It helps determine the reliability of test results in UX and product design decisions.

A Status Bar is a UI element that provides users with real-time information about the current state, progress, or notifications of an application or device.

A Stepper is a design pattern that guides users through a multi-step process, allowing them to complete complex tasks incrementally.

A sticky element is a user interface component that remains fixed in a specific position on the screen as the user scrolls through content, enhancing accessibility and usability.

A sticky header is a fixed navigation element that remains visible at the top of the viewport as users scroll down a webpage, enhancing accessibility to navigation options.

A storyboard is a visual representation of a user journey, consisting of a series of drawings or images accompanied by dialogue and instructions. It is used to illustrate interactions and scenarios in UX and product design.

A Style Guide is a comprehensive document that outlines the visual and functional standards for a design system, including typography, color palettes, and user interface elements.

A success message is a notification displayed to users after they successfully complete an action, confirming that their input has been received and processed.

A Success Page is a web page that users see after successfully completing a desired action, such as submitting a form or completing a purchase.

A Success State in forms refers to the specific condition where a user completes a form successfully, typically indicated by a confirmation message or visual cue.

Suggested refers to content or features that are recommended to users based on their preferences, behaviors, or contexts, enhancing their experience and engagement.

Support in e-commerce refers to the assistance provided to customers before, during, and after their purchasing journey, ensuring a seamless shopping experience.

A survey is a research method used in UX to collect structured responses from users about their experiences, preferences, or opinions. It helps inform design decisions and improve products based on user feedback.

The System Usability Scale (SUS) is a widely-used questionnaire that helps assess the usability of products and services through a simple 10-item survey.

Sustainable Design in UX focuses on creating products that are environmentally responsible, socially equitable, and economically viable throughout their lifecycle.

Swipe refers to a touch gesture in mobile interfaces where a user drags their finger across the screen to navigate, select, or perform an action.

A switch is a UI control element that allows users to toggle between two states, typically 'on' and 'off', enhancing user interaction in forms.

Synthetic monitoring is a proactive testing method that simulates user interactions with a website or application to assess performance and availability.

Synthetic User Testing involves using AI-generated users or simulations to evaluate user interfaces. It is employed in UX and product work to gather insights and assess usability without relying on real users during the testing phase.

The System Usability Scale (SUS) is a widely used questionnaire that evaluates the usability of a system or product through user feedback.

A tab is a UI element that allows users to navigate between different views or sections within a single interface, often represented as labeled buttons or links.

A tab bar is a UI element in mobile applications that allows users to navigate between different sections or views by tapping on clearly labeled tabs, typically located at the bottom of the screen.

A table is a structured arrangement of data in rows and columns, commonly used in user interfaces to present information clearly and efficiently.

A tablet PC is a portable computing device that features a touch screen interface. It is commonly used in UX and product design for testing applications and interfaces, providing a versatile platform for user interaction and feedback.