The power of UX design

Today, we all use websites and apps developed with multi-million pound budgets. Young people, in particular, expect UX excellence as the standard, so designers must innovate to deliver engaging experiences within increasingly tight budgets.

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The power of UX design

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Transforming UX innovation into competitive advantage

The world of UX design is changing rapidly with new technologies and platforms challenging the established ways of working. Cursor's team of UX designers and consultants can help you to take advantage of this wave of innovation. By integrating new tools and techniques into the design process we work with clients to turn innovation into competitive advantage and growth.

Transforming UX innovation into competitive advantage

Building success

With Cursor, you can confidently navigate the evolving landscape of UX design.

Toolkit

We use the latest software and working practices designed to enhance productivity and allow rapid prototyping of user experiences.

Insights

New features and interface elements can be developed quickly and showcased to users and stakeholders to gain valuable feedback and insight.

Growth

The role of a digital agency is not just to deliver great experiences for clients but also to help them build and grow their own capability.

Training

Expert guidance and training allows your teams to use the software and components we provide to create content when you need it - without the need to learn code.

The benefits of modern UX design

Member engagement

A well-designed user experience can make it easier for members to access resources, participate in events, and engage with community features, boosting overall member involvement.

Improved retention rates

By simplifying navigation and streamlining processes like renewals or event registrations, good UX design can reduce frustration and encourage longer-term membership.

Personalised content delivered to three users

Personalisation

Tailored experiences based on user behaviour can offer relevant content and recommendations, making members feel valued and understood.

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Facilitated learning

Intuitive interfaces and clear information architecture can make it easier for students to find and engage with educational materials, enhancing their learning experience.

Boosted enrolment

An engaging, user-friendly website and streamlined admission process gives a positive first impression on prospective students, potentially increasing enrolment rates.

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Organisational outcomes

By focusing on user experience, organisations can better serve their audiences, achieve their missions, and ultimately drive growth and engagement.

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Great working with the team at Cursor... you bring to life the art of the possible with a focus on UX! We look forward to to working with you on the further evolution and development of of our site!

Streets Chartered Accountants

Great working with the team at Cursor... you bring to life the art of the possible with a focus on UX! We look forward to to working with you on the further evolution and development of of our site!

Streets Chartered Accountants

Great working with the team at Cursor... you bring to life the art of the possible with a focus on UX! We look forward to to working with you on the further evolution and development of of our site!

Streets Chartered Accountants

Putting a fresh face on student recruitment

How can we create a modern, accessible website to improve the user experience and drive university applications?

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Replatforming a children's language app

Adding new features & migrating a mobile app to a React Native codebase

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Improving data collection for apprenticeships

A bespoke web application and API integration

Putting a fresh face on student recruitment

How can we create a modern, accessible website to improve the user experience and drive university applications?

Replatforming a children's language app

Adding new features & migrating a mobile app to a React Native codebase

Improving data collection for apprenticeships

A bespoke web application and API integration

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Bringing the University Open Day experience online

How to showcase the campus experience to new students throughout 2020 lockdowns

Putting a fresh face on student recruitment

How can we create a modern, accessible website to improve the user experience and drive university applications?

Replatforming a children's language app

Adding new features & migrating a mobile app to a React Native codebase

Improving data collection for apprenticeships

A bespoke web application and API integration

Ready to talk to us about your next UX design project?

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Ready to talk to us about your next UX design project?

Let's chat

Ready to talk to us about your next UX design project?

Let's chat

Frequently asked questions

Hang on, isn't UX design just web design with a fancy name?

Not quite! While web design focuses on how a website looks, UX (User Experience) design is all about how it feels to use. It’s about making sure visitors can easily find what they need, enjoy their time on the site, and leave feeling satisfied. Web design is like decorating a room to look nice, while UX design is making sure that room is comfortable, easy to navigate, and works well for everyone. Both are important, but they each focus on different things! We like to use the term UX as what makes something beautiful is subjective, whereas something that is accessible and easy to use is universal.

How will good UX design benefit my organisation?

But I'm happy with my graphic designer / logo / brand / content. How can UX design help?

How can UX design improve member engagement?

What are the essential UX design features for my membership site?