What You See Is What You Get — an acronym for interfaces allowing user input rendered similarly to the final output.
A technique evaluating products and features with real users to identify friction in a user experience before deployment.
Multiple design disciplines combined improving usability, responsiveness, uptake, and aesthetics of products and services.
A product with the minimum features to prove an essential hypothesis, enabling further development informed by real feedback.
A diagrammatic representation showing hierarchical parent-sibling relationships between website pages.